Women Worth their Weight (Logo/business name)

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• June 08, 2011 11:52 PM
   anoise
   
  Thanks Cromox.
  
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• June 06, 2011 1:43 AM
   cromox
   
  congrats in advance anoise.......nice job!
  
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• June 06, 2011 12:49 AM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi designers, thank you for your submissions. I respect and appreciate all your efforts. As you can see I really love the design by anoise. I am struggling to decide which particular colour combination and shape but to be honest, he will clearly be the winner. So thank you all for your efforts and may I take this opportunity to wish you the very best in your future designs and life.
  
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• June 05, 2011 11:00 AM
   cromox
   
  peterson #179's belong to me (from 99designs.com)...do i have to send the link.plz..i dont want to fight....
  
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• June 05, 2011 3:49 AM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  My sincere thanks. Despite some very good designs by all, my attention is caught primarily by the designs of anoise and cromox. I'm sorry if I keep eliminating your designs. Your efforts are very much appreciated.
  
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• June 05, 2011 3:14 AM
   cromox
   
  u mean the circle...??..oo its the trademark not the main logo..it ups to the project holder....
  
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• June 04, 2011 9:16 PM
   artsie9324
   
  Cromox - no offense but all your logos look the same in every project. Why always the circle headed people?? They are so outdated!
  
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• June 04, 2011 5:49 PM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi designers, you're making my job tough. I need to sit and ponder a bit. Gotta go to appointment now but will be back in about 10 hours. My thanks as always!
  
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• June 04, 2011 5:18 PM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi all, thank you so much for your excellent contributions. Again, my apologies if I've eliminated your design. I'm just trying to keep in front of me the ones that resonate for me the most. It would be good if you could eliminate commas from between health self body acceptance. Maybe just increase the space (or bold the front letter of health, self, body)?
  
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• June 03, 2011 7:07 PM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  My apologies designer (115 and 116), I can see what's different. Thank you. I like the tagline without the commas.
  
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• June 03, 2011 6:58 PM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Dear designer, drafts 115 and 116 appear exactly the same as 73 (which I like very much). I have eliminated 115 and 116 to save space and confusion. Please advise if this is not the case -it's a little hard to see some of the smaller print. Thank you all for your continued excellent contributions.
  
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• June 02, 2011 7:20 AM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi designers and THANK you for your excellent submissions. I am needing to get more ruthless with my eliminations now so that I can keep in front of me the ones that have really caught my eye. If I have eliminated your design please accept my sincere thanks and appreciation for your great efforts. You're making my job tough and giving me much to consider.
  
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• June 01, 2011 4:31 PM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi designers. Appreciate your responsiveness. Thanks for focusing on worth. In my view the order of focus is worth, then women, then weight. But I like the ones I've rated '3' plus without that focus...so I guess it will depend on the overall look/shape/feel. Also, just a reminder that it's Women with an 'e' not woman with an 'a'. My sincere appreciation.
  
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• June 01, 2011 3:19 AM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi designers, thanks for recent uploads. I am running late for meeting here in Oz, so will be back to give more feedback in 12-24-36 hours. Sorry can't do more right now. Appreciate your efforts. Chat soon.
  
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• May 31, 2011 6:41 PM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi all, so appreciate your efforts. One thing to keep in mind is that I would like to keep the words 'health, self, body acceptance' in logo design. Also not keen on food utensils or scales (although can appreciate why you might use them). For anyone playing with stamp idea, I'd like the focus of that stamp to be on worth, with weight and women being less the issue...and health, self, body acceptance flowing from that platform (or understanding). Hard to explain which is why a picture is worth a thousand words hey. I'm loving lots of what i see, and it's GREAT to see things I wouldn't think of :-) Really appreciate your efforts, even if I am eliminating some (for reasons above). Cheers
  
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• May 31, 2011 5:32 AM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi all, thanks for your patience. I am in Australia and your sleep time is my wake time and vice versa. Just home from work and able to log-in so this is the most likely time of day I will comment/rate etc. I really APPRECIATE all your efforts! I promise to log-in every day to rate/eliminate/feedback. General feedback: I am not really liking the various female forms (as I don't want to promote a particular body type), hence lots of the eliminations. I prefer the more symbolic or stylised concepts (drafts 30, 29, 22, 19, 18, 17, 16, 10). I prefer clean lines and am liking the bold colour combinations (drafts 22, 19, 16, 18, 17). I'm not opposed to the women symbols (and like the ones mentioned above) but I would like to propose some images/concepts around a 'stamp' of worth idea - like when you go through customs, you get a stamp (of approval) - ie., yes, you have 'worth' - full stop. End of story. You don't have to prove it. Your value is a given. Stamped. My sincere thanks and appreciation for all your efforts.
  
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• May 30, 2011 7:29 AM
   ehealth1
    Project Holder
  Hi and thank you to all the wonderful designers currently submitting designs. I am very open to other colors and seeing what the words and business concept (brief) conjure up in your creative minds.
  
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