Logo Design Entry # 16798

di-vahyn

Dec 10, 2008 07:12 AM

Hi, Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. Yes, it is a 'YW'. Allow me to explain my reason for this layout as brief as I can. The 'Y' is bolder/darker and more obvious by its tail to show it is first [leader]. I chose a lighter color for the "V" which overlaps or intertwines [networking which creates an opportunity to become something--in this logo--a 'W', but in YWCPS one is connecting with your society to become a leader] to form [process of building and developing] again, the 'W' to show that it is next. This is similar to an idea in photography when you see the background has been blurred to a degree to focus on the most important element or subject. So, have I adopted this same concept as inspiration for this logo; only by use of color. YWCPS focuses on each YOU of YOUNG by investing their time in helping YOU become the leader YOU are. The stronger color is the 'Y' because YOU will be in the forefront, YOU will stand out in the crowd, YOU need to be seen because others will need YOUr guidance, YOUr example, YOUr hope, and I could go on. And the 'W' is the blur. Much like the back-of-the-house or the feet below the surface of the duck who sits calmly just atop the water's surface--this is you, YWCPS--that is needed to put each YOUng in the forefront. Furthermore, I also wanted it to demonstrate "support of" and "goodwill". The 'Y' is supporting, nurturing, helping, assisting, encouraging the becoming 'W'. Just to explain the use of "YOUng" in my explanation above. No matter how old you are, we can all be a babe or babe-like in some area of our lives. Nevertheless, I have made the changes you requested and will post up in a few seconds. Thanks

ywcps

Dec 09, 2008 04:12 PM

Could we see a variation of this with the Y on top and the light orange v overlapping on the right side of the Y instead of the left? (this IS meant to form a W, right? as in YW?)Or is it supposed to be two Y's?