VanEdge CapitalLogo Design Contest

my option for your business.

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a color option

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here's my revision, bolder V mark.let me know what you think, thanx

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here's a V w/ an edge :)

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a VE mark

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a capital (column) V mark. please let me know what you think. THanks

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Hi logomotives - #42 won't work for us - cool idea, and I get that the use of the column is meant to be playful, but I think it comes across as looking too old-fashioned for us.

#27 - the emblem is too strong. As we look at more entries, it is becoming clearer that we don't a such a big, powerful emblem... thanks,

Hi logomotives - as I see more of these, it is clear that the big, over-powering emblem will not be right for us, which is why I rejected #28 and sent #26 down to ranking 10. Our logo is not designed for a big sign or retail materials - it will be used primarily on a website, professional documents, office signs (for example, on the door). I'm paying extra attention to your work since you started this contest with the first 2 entries (which I very much appreciate), but as the very strong competition is coming in I am getting a much better sense of what we can do with this logo.

Hi logomotives - as more entires come in, I am starting to thin out some of the entries. For reasons I have discussed, #26 is looking too much like a giant highway sign, so I am taking it out of the field. Thanks for the work on it.

a cool wordmark for you. The edge is emphasized by the red edge on "EDGE" :)

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a color option

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reverse color

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a modified type face for wordmark, notice the EDGE

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stylized the "DG" in edge.

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#323, #325 - I like these treatments - simple and clean, but just enough going on (the break in the D, the interlocking DG) to be interesting...

bolder option

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