Hello Sir,

Kindly provide feedback for the logo designs.

Thanking You.

Regards,
Prache

Hi Prache. Thanks for checking in. I've never used this service before. What kind of feedback can I provide?
I do like your designs. There are a couple of others I've received that have me leaning more towards their approach.
I'm looking at it more from how will the logo look on the shirt sleeve. Do you want me to describe their logo? Can you see the ones that have been submitted? Or can only I see them?

Michael

Hello Sir,

Greeting !

Thankyou for the quick reply.

No, Sir.. I as a designer is unable to check the other designers logo designs.
You can open a logo design which you like - rate it an send a message to the same design "feedback" i guess.

Please mention every revision, changes and feedback.

I hope this is helpful to you.

Thanking You.

Regards,
Prache

Hi again Prache. I've spent more time on your logo. I remember I liked this one right away. But my daughter liked a couple of others. But I do like it. The one with the two small stars in it...can you change the colour? I do like the red, but I'm wondering if a blue tone might look a bit "richer". Not sure. What do you think?

Hi Prache. My daughter likes your current design. We determined that having the design a bit wider and with a little less height looks better on the sleeve. I worked with it through Publisher and could send it to you, but I'm not sure how to get this revision to you. Any suggestions are appreciated. But I think we're comfortable with the logo with that small change.

Michael

Hello Sir,

Greetings!

Yes you can share references on your brief itself.
You can edit or revise your brief and add files that we all designers can refer.

As per my design, I will surely do the changes and revisions.

Thanking you.

Regards,
Prache

Hi Prache. I tried to copy and paste the revised image into this text box but it won't work. I can describe what I've done, but it might be hard to match exactly the final image. If I add it to my brief I assume everyone will get updated and have access to it. I don't know if that's the best. Is there an email I can send it to? Or a dropbox situation? Thanks.

Michael

Generally it helps designers if you remember that we're not psychic and that many descriptives such as "fun", "elegant" etc are verrrry subjective - if you like the overall emotional impact of the design, that's a good place to start a dialogue; if you think a designer got you completely wrong- speak up, likely it's an issue of interpreting those pesky descriptives (ex: "up-market" et al mean verrry different things to different people- are we talking the Ritz Carlton or getting a sitter and going to that fancy place on Main Street) - be aware, be specific, and when in doubt try expressing a feeling you want to elicit using common culture: "like that scene in ___ when they __...." You were wonderfully specific in the audience you were trying to reach (I assumed US mall-rat) - and I've just submitted a clean technically suitable design that should resonate: Top Gun meets Kids in the Hall meets Quotables.

Talk to me ;)