Whitestone Wedding FilmsLogo Design Contest

it's simple and elegant.

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Thanks for jumping in wolv, I appreciate it. I really like the design. Couple notes... I think I might like the stylized W to be a little thinner, less chunky. I also don't know if you'd like to play with the idea of the alliteration in Whitestone Weddings with two W's. Also, could you make the first W in Whitestone the same height as the other letters in the word. Looking good wolv. Thanks.

thanks for the feedback ;)
ok thinner W, and one concept play with double W. more to come ;)

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Very nice work wolv! I think you get the high-end elegant feeling. I definitely like the thinner W in #83. I might even like the W to extend a little bit beyond the box (if you know what I mean - so that part of it is unseen and the eye naturally creates it). Let me know if that doesn't make sense. I think it's a graphic design element called "closure". I also like the possibility of the two W's. I think I'd like one W to be more obvious and the other to be more subtle, like a shadow or a reflection or something. Nice job. Thanks.

ok thanks for the feedback. so few minutes before going to bed, updated designs. thank you for the guide, it's really helpful ;).

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I really like these designs. Perhaps a version of #96 with the W centered and still 'out of the box' a bit? Also, is there a chance you might show me some reverse color options with white on silver/grey background? I'm not sure, but is 'wedding films' perfectly centered under 'whitestone' on all these designs? It looks to be a tad left. Thanks wolv.

so here are the updates.

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you're right, the tagline was a bit on the left, my mistake, was late night ;). it's centered now. this is the reversed version

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this with W on the center

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or this

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I like it wolv. I like the way you do very subtle lighting and shading effects. I like the reverse coloring in #160. What about a version where the W comes right to the edge of the box all the way around - top and bottom? Maybe even just a tad out of the box. Thanks.

Okay, I keep going back and forth here with all these great designs. I have a lot of great feedback from others as well. I bumped #95 to the top of my list for a few reasons. I really like the simple elegance of this design. I love the subtle lighting on the text and W and I love the drop shadow. I also feel like I could see this name on a luxury hotel. Very nice work. Can you center wedding films on this one as well? Also, can you some different subtle shading on the background? I might suggest a reverse version, but I'm not sure how that would look. One last thing - Can you perhaps add a super-subtle light flourish to the left and right of wedding films? Almost like a whisp of smoke? I really don't want to detract from the simplicity, so it would have to be just right. Thanks wolv!

ok the update. using a super subtle flourish on the left-right of the wedding films.

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with the reversed version

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or even simpler, replaced the flourish

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You are really on the right track wolv. I would probably rank #178 at the top. I have to leave to shoot a wedding today, so I won't be able to re-rank until tomorrow morning. Thanks so much.

I really like #178. We're getting real close. Can I just see a few more variations on the subtle flourishes/wisps, etc.? Thanks wolv.

By the way, I love the shading you added in the background. Just right!

thank you ;)
a couple of variations on the flourishes. i make it as simple as possible but still add some interesting element.

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and another one

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Excellent. I love the subtleties. For the flourishes, can you try a version with 2 or 3 "wisps" that start at the same point near the text then flow outward and intersect at some point? I wish I could draw it for you. Thanks wolv. We're in the home stretch.

explanation sent on p.m

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new concept with ribbon

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By the way, I really like the new ribbon concept #282. Very cool!

so here are the new "wisps". i hope this is it. i do however, like #201 or #280 the most. ;)

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