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Un logo, monogramme ou une icône | Crée par sarahboyd

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  • 5 mars 2012 19:11 artbeno

    notes : artbeno not artbento

    I've sent two design revisions, corrections please ... thank you

  • 5 mars 2012 12:56 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    Hi Artbento,
    The project has been re-opened. Please submit the revised designs as soon as possible. Thanks!

  • 5 mars 2012 00:00 artbeno

    to the holders of the project please go to the project one day I will send the appropriate revision of the sophisticated design you asked for .. thank you

  • 1 mars 2012 21:00 artbeno

    thanks i appreciate design, please confirm to mycroburst support to open project so I can send you requested design revisions, thanks

  • 1 mars 2012 09:21 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    for draft #38
    thanks for making adjustment. I would really like to see a version of this design with an open, hinged clam shell image serving as the encompassing "container"for the small images of the horseshoe crab, eelgrass, and crab images. The open, hinged clam shell would replace the scalloped edge that currently forms the outline. thanks!

  • 1 mars 2012 09:17 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    for draft #37
    thanks for making adjustments;
    please add contour lines to the clam shell in the background, similar to the contour lines in the small clam shell image in draft #28

  • 29 février 2012 09:47 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    for draft #24
    I see that you have used the scalloped outline to suggest a clam shell shape. I would like to see this taken one step farther.

    Would it be possible to replace the scalloped outline with an open, hinged clam shell shape, so that the design (not the text part) looks like it is sitting inside of the clam shell?

    Please delete the small hinged clam shell image, but keep the eelgrass, horseshoe crab, and crab images.

    Please smooth out the skyline.

  • 29 février 2012 09:46 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    for draft #28

    -Rotate the clam outline 180 degrees so the hinge of the clam shell is on the bottom

    -Flip the eelgrass so that is is lowest in the shell by the hinge, but still growing bottom to top.

    -Please replace the crab image with the earlier crab image; this one is too stylized/simplified; I prefer the more realistic, smaller image of the crab as in design #24.

    -I like the horseshoe crab image, please retain it.

    -The clam shell image inside the clam shell outline may be redundant. Please try another image there or perhaps just leave it with three images of horseshoe crab, eel grass, crab

    -Please add ridge lines on the background clam shell outline, to make it more identifiable as a clam shell

  • 17 février 2012 11:05 Cymro66

    My apologies but can you please supply the "latin name" of the variety/species type of clam associated with the bay. The more I research the more confused I get.
    Thanks,
    Roger
    Cymro66

  • 15 février 2012 18:16 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    Client feels that lettering and color scheme of designs #3 and #4 are too similar to that of http://www.oceanconservationscience.org/

  • 15 février 2012 18:14 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    Client does not like the aspect of designs #3 and #4 which portray the fish piercing the circle.

  • 15 février 2012 18:13 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    In designs that currently portray a shallop shell (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5) please replace shallop with hard shell clam. Clam is the organism that will be important in the reclamation of the bay, not scallop.

  • 15 février 2012 18:13 sarahboyd
    Porteur du Projet

    I am submitting these comments on behalf of a client.
    In designs with round outlines, #3, #4, #7 client would like to replace round shape with shape of outline of a hard clam shell.