Zacdesign700 is a very talented designer. I enjoyed working with him very much. He submitted a number of design concepts that were all very beautiful. It was hard to choose just one. He quickly made any revisions that were requested and they were always exactly what I needed. I hope to be able to work with him again!

Elizabeth Onyeabor is looking for a new logo emblem that can be used with her three businesses/brands. 

She would prefer a unique paisley design for the emblem part of the logo that is simple and elegant. The paisley can be stylized so long as the eye can register it as a paisley. The paisley is a fractal which represents ‘always being good enough’. 

Here is a quick Loom video showing what the paisley shape is: https://www.loom.com/share/06f7d95baef2402ba987a31e09a1df0a

Her brand colors are based on teal #7FE2E8 and purple #6D4991. 

This paisley emblem design will be used on its own but she would also like to see it paired with the text for the business ‘InnerGenuity’. The paisley should be simple yet elegant. 

The font type is Bell MT, but she may be open to other font types. Note that both the I and G must be capitalized

The client does not want something…cartoonish or overly elaborate.

Some examples of logos that the client likes are shown here (attached). Note that the sample logo selection was limited primarily to those images with logos above the company name rather than to the side. Either configuration may be fine depending on how it looks overall. For the Geonely logo example, the font is too thin but the feeling with the bird image is why it was selected as an example that the client likes. For Yarm Dreams, the “hand knit accessories” font is too hard to read but this was selected primarily for the stylized but simple yarn logo emblem.

Ekitessar is first and foremost, an amazing designer. I enjoyed working with him. He has an amazing attention to detail and is fast. He made a number of revisions for me and they were always exactly what I wanted. I never had to ask him to go back and correct anything. The original logo design he submitted was beautiful and with a few tweaks we got it exactly where it needed to be.

InnerGenuity Logo