Hi
Thanks for inviting. May I ask you for adding some more info about your project? Are there some colors/color combinations you prefer? I need to know more about your style.

Yes, this is my first time utilizing design crowd. I didn't want to give too much information for fear of limiting your design process. I am more than happy to give you more details. I would like an elegant logo that is business professional, not playful, but serious. I would like the font to be serious also, I love the colors black, gray, teal. Not opposed to a splash of color that still looks professional. I am competing in the interior design field in Chicago. It's very competitive. You can play with the BD acronym or the BDI acronym. I would also like to maybe see the BD within a square...just a thought. Let me know if you need more info.

I like the logo in your first posting better. The gray and black & white. Thanks for making the changes.

Some tips to make your contest blow up:

Non guaranteed payment contests generates low interest among true designers in general. On the other hand, guaranteed payment makes you receive true quality designs from premium designers. In most cases, non guaranteed payment contests generate distrust among designers because some project owners has not commitment with the contest and uses this platform just to test, to see how it works and ultimately end up not choosing any design. It's frustrating for us, who spend hours working. Some of these contests are abandoned for months or even years without any return from project owners. Finally, if you have really interest in receiving good designs and really pick one, please consider guaranteed payment.

Feedback is an important part in this process, even if be star ratings only. We are all very busy and we know that sometimes, a contest with high interest, it is difficult to give feedback to each of the designs. However, consider the time spent at work to give you our best designs. It is a mutual respect relationship.

Last, but not least, some designs may catch your eye at first and you are sure that this is the right design for you. But some designs work well on a computer screen, but can not work on a facade, for example, or a business card. If there is a doubt, ask to send the design in different mockups. So you can get a better idea of how the design works in different ways.

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