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Folks, Thank you for your tremendous input so far - I appreciate the effort and creativity you are applying. Generally, I think there is too much emphasis on the actual letters W and S. I really want the icon to capture the essence of the industries we service but, if you can be creative enough, to attempt to work in the shapes of those two letters. For example, three upright lines, done creatively, can represent a W... I hope this makes sense? There are a couple of icons so far that have displayed exceptional creativity AND captured the essence of the brief without over-emphasising the W and S. I will attempt to give each individual feedback as appropriate. Kind regards Nick
Added Monday, November 10, 2014

Folks, can I suggest you have a look at our website www.wilsonslaw.com.au and this might assist. Nick
Added Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Project Deadline Extended
Reason: Guys, I have been astonished by the number of submissions and the quality and creativity of your work. Thank you so much! We've received a number of REALLY creative, simple designs and have asked a few designers to submit some further designs or changes, and would like to give them, and everyone else(!!) a bit more time. Quite a few designs have put a bit too much emphasis on the W and S together, but many have cleverly worked the W into the icon. Please let me know if you need further clarification of the brief. Kind regards Nick
Added Thursday, November 13, 2014

We've extended the deadline. Also, I'd like to give a bit more general feedback. 1. There have been a number of REALLY clever, simple designs that confirm we did the right thing putting out the brief. 2. Quite a few designs have put a bit too much emphasis on the W and S together, but many have cleverly worked the W into the icon. Less S is better. 3. A number of designs overemphasised the agriculture - they have been more suitable for an agricultural business, rather than a commercial law firm that services agriculture (and other sectors). Thank you, again, for your work. Kind regards Nick
Added Thursday, November 13, 2014