- Items of Note -&lt;br&gt;- The company brand should have a vintage/industrial, yet classy look.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Requirements&lt;br&gt;--------------------&lt;br&gt;- The logo should be simple enough that it can be branded/burned, stenciled, stamped, or etched on to wood/paper/packaging easily.&lt;br&gt;    - Because of the requirement branding iron/stencil requirement gradients should probably be avoided.&lt;br&gt;	- The primary reason for this requirement is that I am going to have a few different branding irons and stamps made. They will both mark the product, as well as the packaging (Branding Iron Example Pinterest Board - http://bit.ly/BrandingIronExamples)&lt;br&gt;	- I cannot stress the importance of this requirement enough.&lt;br&gt;- The number of different colors used should be limited to 2 - 3.&lt;br&gt;- ***I envision a monochrome image of a bull with its front foot stomping into the ground from a lower angle in dominant fashion (similar to this http://bit.ly/BullExample1)&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Desires/Ideas&lt;br&gt;--------------------&lt;br&gt;- ***I envision a monochrome image of a bull with its front foot stomping into the ground from a lower angle in dominant fashion (essentially a charging bull), similar to this http://bit.ly/BullExample1&lt;br&gt;- I love the use of negative space (see included examples).  This is not a requirement, but would be cool.&lt;br&gt;- I like the idea of a vintage style logo (I can&#39;t think of any examples at the moment).&lt;br&gt;- The logo should have a somewhat industrial style feel.  For example, something you would see stenciled on an old weathered create (see http://bit.ly/StenciledCrate).&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;

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