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Type of Contest : Logo Design

Website : http://www.multiforums.com/community

Prize : $20

Contest End Date & Time : June 22 23:00 EST.

Size Requirements : 60x60 and/or 100x100 pixel that will fit to our website.

Color Requirements : Needs to fit in with my site design - see it here www.multiforums.com/community still under construction

General Requirements : Logo needs to look professional but not too corporate - fresh 3D and modern would be great! I would like the logo in PSD format so that it is edible in Photoshop if required.

Example logo with MF letter, M and F attached together inside the circle logo

Additional Information : Please submit all entries on the attached screenshot so I can see what logo would look like on my site. As per NP rules - please keep all submissions/comments etc to the thread only and not via PM.

Thanks,

Em
 
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snkdesigns said:
Ofcourse everything is original and made from scratch.

Here are the changes.


Simple but the branding is great and appropriate for www.MultiForums.com community. Congrats.

Please send psd file to support @hardworking.com with your paypal address.

Thank you to all participants, highly appreciated your entries.
Best regards,
Em
 
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