EASI Logo Design – eFoil Accreditation & Safety International
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Thank-you! Description for the project is adjusted and extended. I have started star-rating designs to give an idea of what we would like to see.
Project budget increased. will review and star-rate designed daily/bi-daily.
Please review star ratings to see the direction is which we would like to go.
please provide your valuable feedback on my design. design no : #35384610 and #35384611 . . .
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I have given all designs a star rating, i will go over the 3 ,4 and 5 star designs and adjust where needed and add written feedback.
Hi designers — thanks for all the submissions so far. I want to clarify what I’m liking so you can refine or resubmit.
I’m leaning toward logos that have the following qualities:
Strong color contrast — especially professional blue tones paired with a bold accent (like orange). It should feel modern, clean, and energetic without being childish or overly playful.
A circular or badge-like structure that feels like a global certification seal. This helps communicate trust, authority, and international standards — exactly what this brand is about.
Integration of a globe or worldwide feel, but done subtly — no clutter, just clean representation of global presence.
Typography matters — the full name (eFoil Accreditation & Safety International) should either wrap around the design or sit cleanly beneath it. It should be legible, balanced, and not just an afterthought.
If your logo nails these qualities — modern contrast, seal structure, global presence, and clean typography — you’re on the right track.
Looking forward to your next versions.
Here’s what I’m liking:
Bold color contrast — A design that uses blue as the foundation, with a pop of orange or another strong accent to give it visual energy while keeping it professional.
Certification-style badge or seal — A circular structure that feels like an official emblem. This gives the logo a sense of credibility, global authority, and purpose — something you'd expect from a governing body or certifying institution.
Clean, modern globe element — A subtle globe or international symbol helps tie in the global reach of this brand. It should feel modern and not overly detailed or dated.
Strong typography and balance — The acronym EASI should be front and center, but the full name “eFoil Accreditation & Safety International” should be included in a clean, readable way — either wrapped around the badge or stacked clearly below. The text should feel integrated, not like an afterthought.
If your design can combine those core ideas — badge structure, global feel, strong color contrast, and clean type layout — you’re heading in the right direction.
Looking forward to seeing your updated submissions!
Looking Good if you have a 4 or 5 star review, please follow up with me. 3 star reviews feel free to follow up with me also.
last days here, thank you for all the hard work.
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