Dr McAllister

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• January 10, 2012 5:43 PM
   Crystal
   
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• January 09, 2012 7:33 AM
   auntminnie
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  Where did # 127 go?
  
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• January 08, 2012 6:04 PM
   auntminnie
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  Could we please raise the "c" in the name McAllister to be even with the top of the M?
  
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• January 06, 2012 8:36 PM
   auntminnie
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  Oh.....I almost forgot. We are happy with the three color scheme. More colors would probably be too distracting!
  
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• January 06, 2012 8:34 PM
   auntminnie
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  Designers, We are soooooooooooo excited about seeing your future submissions! Some of you have really brought the "wow factor" to another level! Keep in mind that we are looking for a design to represent an upscale plastic surgeons office. The colors should be soft, and we don't mind you experimenting with light purples, grays, blues, creams, etc. as some of you have already done (as long as the colors are soft). We like the silhouette of the butterfly (which represents transformation) and women (which represents elegance), but one or the other can suffice on the right design. Again, thank you for all of the hard work and wonderful designs!!!!!!!!!
  
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• January 02, 2012 7:28 PM
   auntminnie
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  Your Distinctive Doors is awesome!
  
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• January 02, 2012 7:26 PM
   auntminnie
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  Could you try this design less animated? The Logo needs to incorporate the name "McAllister Center" and then the for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery beneath it. The butterfly and silhouette need to be behind the scene so to speak and less of the focus. Softer lines, softer colors more sophisticated would be nice. Maybe even use the M as the wings? Something artsy and abstract. Thanks!
  
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• January 02, 2012 5:49 PM
   auntminnie
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  1. Would like to have logo incorporated into the name McAllister Center (do not want a big ball involved in background). "McAllister Center" should be the main name with "for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery" being smaller letters in a more refined font. For example in the Setty Plastic Surgery logo competition plates # 13, 21, and 32 (these are closer to the concepts I have in mind). 2. Less animation (cartoon feel), more silhouette / imagery that depicts elegance and class. Could even be a sophisticated silhouette of a women (without a butterfly silhouette) or butterfly silhouette (without the silhouette of a lady) representing a transformation, but not a full women's body depicting butterfly wings like a Victoria Secret angel model (although I really appreciate that connection, just not in this setting). 3. Fond of the colors, but would like it toned down to a softer, more refined look.
  
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