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Business logo, stationary, brochure for Tunks Consulting

Tunks Consulting


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A Logo, Monogram, or Icon | Created by ctunks

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  • August 1, 2011 9:03 PM ctunks
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    Designers:

    Thank you all for all of your fine work.

    For draft 20&21- We like the world image and how crisp and clear the images look in both color and black and white.

    For draft 16- In addition to the world education image the computer chip addition to represent technology was great but it is only visible when the image is very large.

    For draft 13- The logo is intriguing and we can see a connection with technology, the world, and robotics but the image seems to lose a lot in it's black and white version.

    Thanks again for all of your wonderful efforts.

  • July 28, 2011 7:06 PM ctunks
    Project Holder

    Designers:
    Thank you for these great contributions. Here is some feedback on these drafts.
    Draft #6 & 8 – We liked the creative use of the initials especially in #8. Did not like the font choice; found that it made the image seem cluttered.
    Draft #9 – I liked the spiral arrows and how they are growing out of the page as well as the swooping “K”. Didn’t particularly like the colors but that could just be me. Also, thought that maybe the arrows could have been ribbons or something else carrying images of technology out of the page.
    Draft #10 – We liked the use of the colors and the unique font and logo. The black & white version is very clear. The font is very legible.
    Draft #11 & 12 – We likes how clean and professional it is and the colors on #11. Not sure that the logo reflects positively in education. It seems to give the impression of being “in the box” rather than “being outside the box” like technology and modern social networking skills are considered.
    Thank you all for these great efforts and contributions.

  • July 27, 2011 10:17 PM ctunks
    Project Holder

    Designers:
    Thank you all for your hard efforts. Being new to this and not ever having fancied myself a person who was strong in art and color (I can have trouble matching my tie to my shirt) I asked a friend to help look at these and give feedback or at least put what I was thinking hopefully into a better and more appropriate terms and language.
    Here are some thoughts.

    Draft #2 – The symbol has a good start based off the “T” but it looks like the top of a roman pillar and we were hoping for a stronger education connection. While the blue color itself is a nice color we think it is a little light.
    Draft #3 – The connection to “reaching for the stars” a common education theme is evident as well as the reaching for the future represented with the graduation cap is a solid connection to the education world but overall I think it appear too cartoonish and there are too many colors.
    Draft #4 – The logo is confusing to us. While it uses my initials the tail looks like a thought bubble which is not as interesting. It is also reminiscent of a copyright symbol to us. We were hoping for a logo that would connect better to education than just the company name alone. I did like the color blue that was used and it is a good color choice. I also liked the white on black concept.
    Draft #5 – The black and white versions look nice. I would prefer to see a different color other than orange or to use a darker orange. The font selections we feel make it difficult to read. At first glance the sparkle off the top left of the T seems to be simple bling but it would be nice to see if those small squares could be replaced with small symbols of technology and/or education like computer screens, CD’s, Pi, gears, RSS feed symbol, or symbols that represent social networking.

    If interested still I would love to see if any of these ideas could help tweak something to be the perfect fit I am hoping for.
    Thank you all for your help with this project.

  • July 27, 2011 11:56 AM ctunks
    Project Holder

    Designers:

    Thank you for your help and your submissions thus far. I have started to gather and will provide feedback on all.

    In regards to draft #1: The colors choices are great, except that it wouldn't look as good in black and white - but that probably isn't a big deal. It definitely is bright and eye catching - really intelligent and professional looking as far as the text is concerned. And we like the focus on the name, which is excellent. One thought is regarding the icon. It doesn't look like anything I know of (which is good in and of itself), but that means that it also doesn't relate to education either. There is a semblance of a globe, but that is it. And it would be nice if it could make people think of technology in some form too. So maybe the same form but with the blue "arms" representing some type of technology.

    Thank you for your efforts.




    And there is a very light shadow on the bottom of the icon that you don't want there. I would think that you would want the icon to be no taller (top or bottom) than the blue swirls.


  • July 25, 2011 5:56 PM ctunks
    Project Holder

    I titled this project incorrectly. This project is currently for a business logo. In the future I will have projects for stationary and a brochure. Thank you.



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