logo for a shoe designer and manufacturer

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• June 11, 2013 1:06 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  font and colors of original SHUZ logo: Font : DAX BOLT Colors shape : gray Gradient 494949 -> 555555 : bej Gradient 936b0e -> c18e18 Colors text : gray -> 494949 bej -> ab7e14
  
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• June 10, 2013 4:52 AM
   eeshu
   
  Hi Cobbler1 do check your messages...on top right:)
  
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• June 10, 2013 1:21 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #61, I would like to see none of my old logo but keep the font as is. Adding a footprint and a tool to my old graphic isn't working for me. Thanks.
  
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• June 10, 2013 1:19 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #59 I don't feel there is a good balance between letters and shoe/hammers. The font is off too, I'd like t keep my font the way it was in my 'old' logo. thanks.
  
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• June 10, 2013 1:16 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  Of the #51 to #58 series I like the hammer and othe tools color and placement in #55 and #57. Not sure of the difference between the two... I really like the use of one tool in the 'h' in #60. I would like to see if you can put this tool inside the vertical bar of the 'h' either in color or in white?
  
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• June 08, 2013 2:36 PM
   giddycardenas
   
  Okay. Kindly consider giving feedback through private messaging. Thanks!
  
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• June 08, 2013 2:32 PM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #36 and #38 the shading looks good! I don't like the position of the hammer. Is it possible to try tools in the SHUZ letters, just like in the 'Labelle Supply' sample I included with this project?
  
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• June 08, 2013 2:28 PM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #28 to #35, #37 and #39-#50. I really like the inclusion of some tools. We have to change the tool in the H of SHUZ, since the tip is too thin and makes it look like an 'n' (snuz). I like the horizontal tool across the U and Z in #34,#35, #37 etc. The size is good and the color is great since it separates it from the letters. I'd like to see if you can do 3 tools, in the light brown colour. The position of the hammer I like best in #31 and #42.
  
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• June 08, 2013 12:38 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #27 looks good! I like the visibility of the shoe last. Also you retain some of the s-shape from the original design. I like to see if you can add some 'shading' so it gives the shoe last an almost 3d feel. Is it possible to add one or more shoe tools and still keep the logo clean and simple?
  
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• June 07, 2013 1:01 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #12 to #25 I think adding tools is cool, but too many makes the logo look messy. I like the size of the tools and the placement of the hammer in #12. I like the simplicity of just the hammer in #14 and #15. Fewer tools like in #18 and #19 work better. The footsteps in #21 to #25 don't work . It makes it too busy. My favourite from you is still #2. Nice and simple. See if we can keep it simple AND add a tool or tools. Thanks!
  
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• June 07, 2013 12:51 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #11 nice and simple. I'd like to see the shoe last shape a bit better, it's mostly hidden right now.
  
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• June 06, 2013 10:42 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #4 to #10 sorry, but I can hardly see the detail in your designs because there are too many small logos in each frame. Could you please re-send the designs 4 to 10 and show only one: the 'handcrafted footwear' in horizontal layout. Thanks!
  
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• June 04, 2013 5:51 PM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #3 I like the fact that you ave incorporated the tools etc. It's a bit too busy, simpler would be better
  
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• June 04, 2013 11:28 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #2 a very clever twist on the existing logo! It's nice and simple and retains the original colors and feel. See if you can keep it simple and incorporate a tool?
  
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• June 04, 2013 11:26 AM
   cobbler1
    Project Holder
  #1 Yes, this is the right idea. It's perhaps a little old fashioned in design. Even though I would like the logo to convey old-world craftsmanship, I'd like it to have a more modern twist.
  
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• June 04, 2013 9:57 AM
   SiteAdmin
   
  Attention Designers!! MycroBurst permits you to submit unlimited designs with unlimited variations. However, if you are providing 2 or 3 different color versions of the same logo in one draft, please make sure that if the particular draft gets finalized, each color version should be separated before you will send the final files. Thanks, MB/LDG/LS Team
  
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