Select the ones that impress you most and ask for adjustments as required until you hone down the essence of what you'd like to see in the logo.
Mr. Hammond, who spent a record 14 years, until 2009, on "S.N.L.," reproduces the essence of Capote, who died in 1984 at age 59, without face-altering makeup.
But until that revelation, their story captures the essence of a speedy, post-hookup courtship in which they pose the most intimate queries in a "lightning round" of questions and answers.
Plant represented the essence of pharmacopoeia until the beginning of the 19th century when plant-derived pharmaceuticals were partly supplanted by drugs produced by the industrial methods of chemical synthesis.
Although the period of Schelling's 'identity philosophy' is usually dated from the 1801 Presentation of My System of Philosophy until sometime before the 1809 On the Essence of Human Freedom, the project of that philosophy can be said to be carried on in differing ways throughout his work.
But his teams in Denver and in New York have produced poor playoff results, and he has admitted to failing to fully grasp the essence of collective elegance until last summer's Olympics.
No matter what people say about the power of sites like MySpace and YouTube, you can't absorb the essence of an artist until you see him or her perform live.
Like the great Joni Mitchell song says: "You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone," one almost never delves into the meaning of things, the essence of a thing until it's removed from one's life.
Rodin and Dance: The Essence of Movement is at the Courtauld Gallery, London, until 22 January.
I waited until I was 15. –ZSA ZSA GABOR Pursuit and seduction are the essence of sexuality.
