My business name is inspired by the movie title &quot;District 9.&quot;  The logo should incorporate that style of font. I would also like the dog pictured to be in the logo.  The dog can be caricatured, cartoonized, or even a silhouette, as needed to create the logo.  Would like something that looks good on a website, Facebook page, or T-shirt.&lt;br&gt;EDITED TO ADD: &lt;br&gt;The dog depicted in logo MUST be &quot;Bully&quot; type breed. &lt;br&gt;I definitely want the same type of font and color (Black, Red) as in the District 9 images.  The closest font I could find is called &quot;Gunplay.&quot;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;EDITED TO ADD:&lt;br&gt;The &quot;Gunplay&quot; font (most similar to District 9 font) is important. I prefer the color pattern also matches: DISTRICT in black, K9 in red.  However, the font color does NOT have to have the &quot;distressed&quot; look as in the actual District 9 pics.  I&#39;m seeing a lot of the submissions using the &quot;distressed&quot; or &quot;weathered&quot; look in the font and in the entire image, and it doesn&#39;t have to be. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Just because I said I want those font colors to match, does not mean I want the entire logo to be black and red. I would prefer some more color in the logo.  &lt;br&gt;Above I said the dog CAN be a caricature or a silhouette, but it doesn&#39;t have to be.  What it DOES need to is to look really, really, really close to that type of dog.  You can also use those dogs&#39; exact likeness in the logo.  No snarling dogs please, no spiked collars.  &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The ONLY text in the logo is DISTRICT K9.  Please leave out &quot;pet supplies.&quot;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Thank you for your participation. I hope to see some more submissions that meet the guidelines.

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