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   31 Dec 11, 03:11 PM

Hi,
I really appreciate the feedback. I'll try to come up with some developed logo designs that have a different 'dutch element'.
In the background, there is a slight gradient/vignette to the colour to help give the logo some emphasis. This should be easy to achieve when printing on cups and similar surfaces. As for t-shirts, i'd have to look into printing techniques to see how you could achieve this look.
Many thanks, Jamie

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   31 Dec 11, 02:04 PM Buyer

Hi Jamie,
Definitely like the colours! And the thick letters makes it feel like it has been written in yogurt. À few remarks:
- you use a colour transition in the background colours. We like this. How do you see this when we use it on a bigger square? Like an ice cup or t-shirt?
- we like the different background colours. Can you make an example of to extra colours? One more warm, like brownish. And one more fresh?
- we're not fan yet of the tulip with ice cup. We like something dutch beneath the letters, but can you try something with a tulip or windmill without the ice cup?
Thanks

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   30 Dec 11, 09:07 PM

Hi, this is a variation on the tulip 'frozen yoghurt' design using some traditional colours to give the brand a sense of heritage.

Let me know what you think. Thanks, Jamie