The mountains look a bit imbalanced, with the large shadow area on the right dominating a bit too much maybe. Plus the dotted lines and stuff around the edge make it a bit busy looking, it could be polished up to have a cleaner look.
Hi mate,
Your logo looks fine to me, well executed, with commercial potential, like the rest of works from your portfolio so in my opinion the problem of rejections is not in the quality of your work.
I know how you feel, I’m in the same situation, with all my logos rejected in the last three weeks. It is annoying, frustrating, but we can’t do anything to change this new strategy of Envato, so keep your head up and try to sell your work on other marketplaces if you don’t want to waste your time for nothing.
Good luck!
Thanks for your reply, really appreciate the feedback!
Due the fact that really everything get’s rejected lately and i see other more average work getting approved i’m in doubt of changing the logo. I has to do with other factors.
I think it’s good and unique enough for a logo template which costs 32 dollar.
Maybe i will keep it as it is and try to sell it on a different market.
I worked hard to be an elite author, but since i am one, i’m only frustrated.
99% get’s rejected. I can’t keep working on a logo over and over again till its perfect for one reviewer. Compared with other works here, we have quality items which have potential for sales.
I’m not sure how I feel about this one. It definitely looks good, but it also seems a bit busy, especially during a time where everything in the logos category is extremely simple.
Now onto the topic of:
I’ve bought many logos from GraphicRiver in the last few years, and consequently, I’ve frequently monitored that category for new items.
You’ve been in my follow feed for years, too. Lately, your logos stopped popping up so frequently. I thought perhaps you were going inactive!
It seems like design styles which used to be accepted en masse are no longer getting through. I would not buy any of the logos that have been accepted lately. It’s not that they are poorly designed, but their styles definitely don’t meet my “modern tech logo” requirements like those of yours and many others whose portfolios have suddenly stopped growing.
I wonder what has changed? It’s very disheartening to see, and kind of leaves a feeling of hopelessness.
I notice one thing in this last months.
They approved one or rarely two logo per day. If you are the lucky choose they approve it
I try to upload here a lot of good logos that is systematically rejected… I upload them on Dribbble and Logopond (designer networks) and were gallerized and receive a lot of many positive consents. I sell it in other marketplaces and have a good sales.
Thats no more a meaning of quality. And thats really sad and no professional
Are there any specific rules for setting up Color Management Policies in Adobe Illustrator Color Settings?
I use “Europe General Purpose 2” with Working Spaces: RGB - sRGB IEC61966-2.1 and CMYK - Coated FOGRA27 (ICO 12647-2:2004).
Color Management Policies: RGB - Preserve Embedded Profiles and CMYK - Preserve Numbers (Ignore Linked Profiles).