• US$160

• 110 diseños

• 23 diseñadores

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Resumen de Diseño de Logo

I provide editing, proofreading, and critiquing services for authors of fiction and nonfiction, for poets, and for students (high school and college) as well as others on a case-by-case basis. The business name is "Refiner's Fire Editing," which comes from the Old Testament in the Bible, a reference to my Christian faith as well as to the work I do refining my clients' projects to inspire and facilitate excellence.

I'd like to see designs that incorporate flames or fire in some way, as well as, perhaps, a Roman (or Greek) cross. Something simple and direct, eye-catching, neither too masculine nor too feminine. Could be abstract or literal, either way, but I prefer mature, professional, serious, business-oriented designs. I like the colors red, orange, and yellow, in keeping with the "fire" theme, and I'd love to see either the business initials (RFE) or the business name incorporated into the design. It would also be great if the logo design could be either minimized or simplified to become the favicon for my website. Further, I need the logo to be flexible enough that I can alter the color scheme on my website for each season and still use the same logo year-round.

Objetivo del mercado(s)

Authors and poets of all ages, any gender, any background, and high school and/or college students.

Tipo de industria / entidad

Professional Service

Texto del logo

Refiner's Fire Editing

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Estilos de logo de interés

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Estilos de fuente para usar

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Colores

Colores seleccionados por el cliente para ser utilizados en el diseño del logotipo:

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Mira y siente

Cada control deslizante ilustra las características de la marca del cliente y el estilo que debe comunicar el diseño de tu logotipo.

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Requisitos

Debes tener

• > The business initials (RFE) or the business name (preferred)
• > Something to do with fire or flames
• > "Fire" color scheme (red, orange, yellow, gold, bronze, along those lines)

Agradable de tener

• > Prefer the inclusion of a Roman cross (possibly a Greek cross would do)