Those look great! I'm sorry to throw multiple requests at you in a row, but we have our leadership team together and some ideas are being thrown out right now: Could we see one version where the WA icon actually replaces the "W" in West? It would have to be significantly bigger than the rest of the letters. I appreciate it.
Our owner is wondering if we can see one design with the icon larger and West Allis Smiles stacked vertically to the right of it with Dental smaller underneath.
I know we're running past our deadline here, but we have you in our top four designs. Our ownership really likes this design, but they're hoping to see what it would look like if it was more horizontally oriented: Could we see the abstract "WA" icon to the left of the name? Also, the navy blue is registering as black on my materials: Could you bring a little more blue into that color to make it appear more navy and less black? Thanks — I'll have you in the top spot shortly.
allow me to explain the design proposal I made in this contest:
1. What is obvious and many people will see first from the design is the letter "WA" followed by a yellow smile graphic, in dark blue and light blue.
- Light blue color represents calm, freshness, and peace.
-Dark blue color represents responsibility and trust.
The yellow color depicts warmth and gives the impression of a morning spirit like sunlight that illuminates the world in the morning
- when the color can also be interpreted by several elements of society, race, social level, so your company is not picky about providing services.
2. My design has a separate logo from the company name but people will still easily remember or interpret it, and the logo can be used without being followed by the company name if you want to apply it to small sizes, embroidery, etc.
Hi, Xero. We've been asking several of our finalists to make slight changes to designs. If you don't mind trying out that other color palette, we'd appreciate it.
The owner was wondering if we could see this design with a different color scheme. The Brewers baseball colors are National Flag Blue (PMS: 289 or RGB: 13/34/64), Process Blue (PMS: 2995 or RGB: 0/168/225), and Mustard (PMS: 130 or RGB: 247/168/0). I think that might look pretty great.
Our owner very much likes your concepts. If you wouldn't mind, we'd appreciate you reinstating all your designs and considering any other updates. Thank you.
I have heard feedback from the owner of this office, and he's concerned there is not, overall, enough variation in the designs. I know that the selection phase isn't the best time to ask this, but if I move you into the top position in the next day, I'd appreciate seeing some creative departures from the work you've already created. Particularly, the owner isn't thrilled with designs that simply have smile shapes next to or incorporated into the name of the office. We'd appreciate you trying to think outside the box a bit when creating variations on the ideas you've already presented. Some potential ideas to consider: West Allis is very manufacturing based, and it's home to the Wisconsin State Fair and the stadium where the Milwaukee Brewers play baseball. Thank you for all you work!
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1. What is obvious and many people will see first from the design is the letter "WA" followed by a yellow smile graphic, in dark blue and light blue.
- Light blue color represents calm, freshness, and peace.
-Dark blue color represents responsibility and trust.
The yellow color depicts warmth and gives the impression of a morning spirit like sunlight that illuminates the world in the morning
- when the color can also be interpreted by several elements of society, race, social level, so your company is not picky about providing services.
2. My design has a separate logo from the company name but people will still easily remember or interpret it, and the logo can be used without being followed by the company name if you want to apply it to small sizes, embroidery, etc.
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bytw, thank you for feedback
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