India wants you!

Status: Closed
Prize: $10
Entries Received: 29
Winner: shyamshete

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Contest Brief

The Indian Effect is an e-commerce store that exports Indian handicraft items in foreign markets.

As we want to showcase Indian culture abroad, we need our logo to represent India. We have an idea of a peacock (or a representation of) based logo, but we are open for different designs which are suitable for the brand. Needless to say that it must have the name of the brand.(The Indian Effect)

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Public Clarification Board

Contest Holder
- 6 years ago
Hey Freelancers! Thanks for all the entries so far. It is nice that you guys taken time to apply for this. we are, however, looking for something more simple looking.
- 6 years ago
1. rafaelsabarros
  - 6 years ago
  check my new two entries, give feedback please
  - 6 years ago
kathire
- 6 years ago
FEEDBACK ON MY ENTRY #10 PLEASE
- 6 years ago
kaleem9600
- 6 years ago
i hope you like this #5
- 6 years ago
guptaamol1999
- 6 years ago
I hope you like the logo i created and wish you all the best for your future.
- 6 years ago
ReallyCreative
- 6 years ago
#guaranteed
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  Hello Pooja. This is our first time using this (Freelancer as a client and the contest), so we opted to be on the safe side. We know that, for the freelancer, means an uncertainty, but we are very hopeful, seeing other contest and awesome jobs. I hope to see an entry from you.
  - 6 years ago
baqarali7
- 6 years ago
whats a name of you brand?
- 6 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 6 years ago
  Hey Syed, sorry if it doesn't look clear. The name is "The Indian Effect."
  - 6 years ago