sir kindly please check my submission design #20371507 ,#20371508 and #20371509 and give me your valuable feedback please

please check my design #20371796 , regards

Hello there! I just submitted my entry today and carefully crafted my submission, Kindly check design (#20374714), (#20374715) and (#20374716). I look forward to see your feedback. Thanks!

Hello everyone, our brief has been updated. We're looking for either a captivating wordmark logo (text only) logo or a pictorial/combination logo. Some objects you could incorporate to the logo: a storybook, quill or any objects that relate back to the theme of our company name, Story of Us.

~New update~
Color is no longer a restriction. Let your imagination run (truly) wild!

~Update~
We've added some sample files to the brief that you can draw inspiration from. Please revisit the brief before submitting further designs.

~Update~
Our team is now leaning towards the quill as the primary object for the logo. We've added a few example logo ideas on our brief. A colorful illustration of a quill incorporated with our company name "Story of Us" would be the winning design.

If at all possible, we'd also like to see a few illustrations where the quill is writing a story within a book.

Once again, thank you all for your wonderful submissions. Our team loves the creativity that we're seeing from you guys!

Dear Project Owner,

I have submitted my designs.
I know you are busy but, would you mind to give me your feedback?
Please tell me if I am on the right track.

Thank you!

Best regards,
Coco

Dear Project Owner,

Low ratings - one and two stars only demotivate designers to participate with new projects.
Because low ratings lead the designer's rating to a crash.
If you do not like a design, you better ELIMINATE it without putting one or two stars.

Thank you for your understanding.

Best regards,
Coco

Dear Project Owner,

Guarantee the contest and you will get a lot more interest,
even with the minimum prize.

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Best regards,
Coco