AndyMark - Super Shifter gearbox logo design contest

[Jeremiah Johnson]

Originally Posted by Stud Man Dan

LoL you guys should do some strategic marketing with the producers of the Transformers! Both are SUPER SHIFTERS! Maybe the product can shift into a crime fighting robot the likes of which the world has never seen!!!!

I'd buy a pair of these if my robot had a Transformer inside it, for sure.

[Dan Petrovic]

Plain and simple... minus the embossing and gradations.

[Madison]

Variations on a theme.

[AndyB]

[Mike]

Originally Posted by AndyB

Originally Posted by Ryo Chiba

Vector formats are available on request.



Good luck to everyone else who enters, and happy designing!

Now those are sexy.

[AndyB]

Did some color correction and came out with a new one.

SS Swerve


Tacho


CIMs

[=Martin=Taylor=]

This logo will only violate a few copyrights....

[Jeremiah Johnson]

Well, now that Art has upped the ante with that sweet looking logo design, I figured it was time to add to Andy's indecision even more with my newest design I've been cooking up for over a week now.

[AdamHeard]

Originally Posted by Tim Baird

I need to get out more often...

To be honest, I really don't think you can beat that.... It's not the best logo, but it is the best slogan for it ever.

[Nuttyman54]

Originally Posted by AdamHeard

To be honest, I really don't think you can beat that.... It's not the best logo, but it is the best slogan for it ever.

Ain't that the truth..way to go Timmy

Here's my idea:

[Schnabel]

Here's my take at it. Kinda simple.

[Andy Baker]

Originally Posted by Jaine Perotti

How, exactly, will the logo be used on the website? I don't see any individual logos (apart from the AM one) on any of your other products. Do you think it may be placed below the image of the product (as in this photo), or will it be similar to a banner ad, located at the top of the page? Is there a particular shape or aspect ratio you are looking for? Does it matter whether the logo is round, square, or long and rectangular?

Sorry to bug you with nitpicky questions, but size and usage makes a huge difference when you are trying to come up with a design. A logo that will be small (i.e. a little badge/sticker on the product) needs to look good small - simple and graphic. A logo that will be used in a large size can afford to be more detailed.

Thanks,
Jaine

I prefer simple logos. In this case, it will mostly be used as stickers located on the products. Even if it's big, like on a shirt, simple is good. As for shape, there are no constraints.

AB

[Jay Trzaskos]

Times like these make me wish I was better at things like this, but I'm not so here is my idea. The link goes to the larger image and I also attached a thumbnail.

http://229pics.googlepages.com/AMSuperShifter.jpg

[dlavery]

I just couldn't resist...

-dave (proud owner of multiple AM Gen II shifting transmissions!)