Logo wanted for writingcompany

Contest holder: dekraan
Category: Logo design
Status: Ended

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Start date: 27-10-2012

Ending date: 10-11-2012

Total budget: € 199.00

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Tragacanth

It all started with an idea...

A short, interactive guide helped them discover their design style and clearly captured what they needed.

Needs

Wanted: Logo for a (freelance) Textagency. This logo is used on the website, and should be in a red box with the dimensions 270 (width) x 146 (height).

For a newly started company website for a textagency with a blog as the main part, I am looking for a logo. This should include the name of the agency, schrijftalent, and a strong, recognizable logo. It must also be clear and not too detailed, so it is usable on all kinds of dimensions.

The style I'm looking for, above all things creative, modern, sleek, young, professional, but also a bit 'cheeky and provocative. A unique negative space discovery has an edge!

Working with a cliché, such as a pencil or pen to me is not a problem. A cliché is recognizable, and immediately puts people on the right track. However, there must be a unique twist so the logo stands out from the crowd.

Examples that appeal to me i.a.
http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/180071
http://beta.marblar.com/
http://www.bartodell.com/core/i/senterbrands.png

Good luck!!

Company description

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Colors, favourites and other requirements

Designer:

Graphisima

Hello,
Thank you for your comment. Here is the version in white. Is it neccessarily a monochrome design you need?
Best regards

P.S. May i suggest you to do a little test if possible : show it to other people (friends, etc), who ignore what it is all about, and ask them to describe the image and what kind of business it makes them think about, if they get it right it means that it works ;)

Hi there! Not necessary, I guess :) it's just what I had in mind! I'll take you up on the test btw, I've already seen to many ideas. Having a fresh face look it over can be just what I need!

Please do, even we designers try it very often, and it is appears to be very helpful indeed,
I cross fingers! ;)
Rgds,