Celebrate HomeLogo Design Contest

Hi! Thanks for your entry. I appreciate the simplicity of this design as well as the creativity and interest. I like the arrangement of and style of the text, however, the overall logo is not really representative of me and my asthetic. please visit http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/insigne/montag/ to see the font I like as well as the idea for a logo background i like.... the gray and blue rectangle, watermark, etc.

hi! This looks good...I'd like to see the imagein the center larger and the watermark smaller, so as to see a bit more of the wording. Also, with reference to the stylized house, I would like to see it more "mid-century"...w/ an elongated, off-center roof-line. But this is really good!

also use this font:

http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/insigne/dienstag/

Hello, I hope it is ok now
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(This comment references Entry #253)

Hi. Let's work with #260. starting with the roofline--lets make the line thicker, get rid of the chimney, and have the lines go all the to the edge of the gray square. get rid of the "sides" of and bottom of the house. then move that whole image up toward the top of the gray square. Next, under the image color the entire space blue and seperate it from the gray a little bit...kind of like the bar that's under it now, but the entire lengthe of the gray square. let me know if you have questions. Good Luck!

If I catch You, it should be somehow like this...

(This comment references Entry #269)

great! just seperate the blue from the gray a tiny bit... like the gray is floating above the blue. (reduce the size of the blue to achieve this)

I meant reduce the height of the blue, not the width

and either seperate it with the lightest color(the text color) or leave it white... to give a floating effect.

hope You talk for this one...and like this

(This comment references Entry #276)

ok it needs a pop oc color... try making the "seperation space" Chartreuse and then try making it vibrant orange

good. try lightening the green a bit... more yellow undertone and vibrant. also try adding a tiny bit of green to the pale blue color to make it slightly more aqua as opposed to robin's egg blue.

more greener under line and lighter blue

(This comment references Entry #308)