402 Tile and StoneLogo Design Contest

How's this?

This logo helps. Can the dash on either side of tile and stone be a bit longer. Closer to the "T" and "E". I think there is to much white space between the dash and the T. Same with the E

better contrast between upper and lower text with an orange line

option 1

for singage readability I prefer this layout

yes, I am working on I tnow

Can you create this logo with the "tile & stone" in slightly bigger and or longer letters. My reasoning I would like the "tile and stone" to be more visible from the street as someone is driving by. Thanks,

version on dark surface

Extra files are not a paid option LT desingers are required to supply addition files upon request.

I make the whole process simply I simply provide a set of files that will cover what you'll need

formats which include

hi res 300 dpi cmyk
hi res 300 dpi rgb
hi res black and white
3 no background PNG files (for web use
and illustrator file
and versions for use on dark surfaces

hope this helps

Your in my top 3, if I were to select you as the winner would you also send me this same logo but with a dark background and white font where the current dark font is for no additional cost. That way if I want to put this logo on a dark shirt, I could. Thanks

we can mix and match elements etc as required

Please keep in mind that spelling out the word 4 is a protected design.
as mentioned I am all in for this project and thank you for considering my work.

#108 updated

How's this?

absolutely, I am working on it now

I really like where your head is at. I like this logo but my only concern is people who do not know the name of my company may read this as four tile and stone 02. Anyway you can play with this logo to make it clearly say Four 02 Tile and stone? Thanks

Hello, I am stoked to participating in your contest and hopefully my work resonates with you as it does me. I'll work my butt off.

I've ensured that my work is bold attractive and solid enough to be suitable for any application form print to signage, signage being the most important for a retail location