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Participation in contests at 99designs.com is a great opportunity to cooperate with people from all over the world and to extend the number of regular customers. Few weeks ago I had a pleasure to cooperate with one of the most energetic and positive clients I’ve ever met. Together with Lindsay we worked together closely for 2 weeks to create a logo for Winchester Center, which is going to help patients with craniofacial pain, TMJ (temporomandibular joint disorders) & sleep apnea disorders. This dental solutions center is located in Virginia, USA. Using some initial ideas from the contest holder and following some of the guidance thought-out the contest, I think I managed to create a unique icon for this kind of business. Looking at their competitors, a lot of boring & dull logos is being used. That’s why I wanted to create a memorable icon, with classy yet bold colours and standard yet elegant font type. I hope you also like the final outcome.Continue Reading

Some days ago I won a contest at 99designs.com and I would like to present the final concept, as I’m really pleased with the logo I managed to create. The name of the business is in German; feuergespräche means something like „fire talks” or „talks in fire”, and contest holder really wanted this to be reflected in the design. The company provides psychological counseling in which the personal growth & development of the client are at the center stand. In this fire talks it’s all about the access to feelings, intuition and perception. That’s why the element of fire is so important, as that fire (passion) helps in processing difficulties, in transforming and purification. And the final result of such fire talks is, that clients recognize their own inner fire of life. The fire is also a symbol of a bridge between rational world and emotional (spiritual) world. At the end I just wanted to mention, that designing process was really great in case of that logo thanks to a perfect & proactive attitude of the contest holder.Continue Reading