We will not consider any design that hasn''t included our lion (see attached files). You must use the lion in your design.

Hi guys,

Besides the 'G', are you adamant about the use of lowercase letters in your logo? Would you be against the logo being in full capitals - 'GREENLION' or having a capital 'L' - 'GreenLion'

Many thanks,

Fraser.

Hi designers, Most of you are on the right page in what we are looking for. After a few designs we have like the types that have incorporated the full lion and not just his head. So to give you all some feed back we would like for you to design around the full lion. We are open to what you put the lion in for example a box, circle whatever you feel looks fun but still has that corporate feel. The font needs to be more modern, perhaps bolder. We are open to font styles with a variation, such as green in bold and lion in normal. See what works well. We are also open to the use of the words in either lower case, upper case basically in any shape or form provided it spells greenlion. Can we also ask that you do not include our tagline. We want to see how the logo looks on its own, but also how the lion looks on its own. Be as creative as you want, but please stick to the lion as this is our focal point of our brand.

Be as creative as you like, however we would prefer it in either all lower case or upper case. We have made attempts in having just the G in upper case, but it just doesn''t seem to work. Hope this helps.

We have updated our brief to include some attachments of other logos for inspiration. We feel these types are more suited to what we are looking for. Please consider that we would also like to have to logo interchangeably sit above the word greenlion or to the left. Please also consider having the lion face in the opposite direction as well.

Using the same style as per attached file named images (file 5), we would be interested in a logo design capturing the elements in that logo design using our lion. Please remember to use our lion in full

Hi there, any chance of some constructive criticism through the designer feedback channels?
Would be nice to know how I can improve the design. Cheers, Mark.