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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/58/58546/attachment_58546576 "On this curious cat logo, I try to put the codes into comic bubble. On top, the bubble is a speak bubble, while on the bottom, the bubble is a thought bubble. Both choices are okay, but if you want to make as if the cat is thinking, and not speaking out loud, the thought bubble is the better choice. I also exercise with different colors for the logotype. Lastly, to make the logo applicable in dark background, I also gave a variation with white bubble and logotype that fits perfectly and still looks clear.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/57/57450/attachment_57450137 "The KnowledgeU logo I designed uses a shield as the main element, considering that the shield type logo is practically a well-known icon for a company that specializes in education. Also because KnowledgeU focus is for high school student who plan on moving to college, for the logotype I choose firm and professional fonts that colleges usually utilizes. For the shield background color I choose orange to capture vibrant and youthful spirit, and for the logotype I choose dark blue that represents knowledge, trust and honesty.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/57/57507/attachment_57507504 "The 6med logo I designed uses a stethoscope as the main element. The stethoscope is tweaked to look like the number six, which represents the name. However, the stethoscope is not used as the logotype, as its function only to serve as the logo icon. For the logotype, I used sixmed (not 6med) to make it more readable and not to be confused with the number six on the icon. It’s not written in the stone, though, I can revert it back to 6med if you prefer. For the color, I used pale red to represents the medical environment. The color can be used in the logo, or to create a negative space where the logo is white instead as shown in the picture.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/57/57625/attachment_57625921 "The Tiny Einsteins logo I designed uses a baby figure with Einstein’s iconic messy hair to serve as the company’s logo and icon. It is humorous, appealing to children and a simple yet spot on in explaining the company’s business core to teach children to be as smart as Einstein. For the logotype, I choose a simple, kiddy and readable font with the rainbow color to appeal more youngster and their parents alike.")
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