New logo for Twines & Vines

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• October 16, 2011 9:12 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Linke to view what we mean by Carolina Blue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolina_blue
  
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• October 16, 2011 8:51 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  I am liking the latest logos that look like an old coat of arms, but are still somewhat modern. A clean look that looks old and solid. Mostly black & white with a little blue. The blue should look like the blue used by University of North Carolina.
  
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• October 15, 2011 9:50 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Also, would it be possible to give some depth and ornamentation to the shield? Look at Google image search for examples of heraldry.
  
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• October 15, 2011 8:30 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  I like the direction the designs 29-37 are going. Would like the design to focus on black & white, gray, with the carolina blue as more of an accent.
  
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• October 15, 2011 6:07 AM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Again, we are looking for an icon, something that relates to prep schools. Something preppie but youthful. An idea we had was something like this: http://www.heraldik.se/forum/forum/data/draklo/200532020216_school%20of%20rock.GIF
  
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• October 14, 2011 5:19 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Please do NOT submit a design with the name of the website in the design.
  
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• October 12, 2011 5:49 AM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Just a heads up that I don't want a design that contains the name. Looking for an icon. Also, the "Vines" relates to ivy, as in the Ivy League. It does not relate to grape vines. Grapes make no sense in the logo, so please do not incorporate grapes in any design. Thanks.
  
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• October 10, 2011 1:41 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Looking for a logo, monogram or icon more so than the name of the website in the design.
  
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• October 09, 2011 8:23 PM
   TwinesandVines
    Project Holder
  Thank you for the submission! Another idea I had was a linear design, with one end of the line being a rope, morphing into a vine at the other end. The end of the rope (or twine) could be frayed with the strands coming together to form the twine/rope, and then it morphs into a vine with tendrils coming out the other end.
  
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