CentralScottsdale.comLogo Design Contest

if you would ever like to see any variations on any of my entries (color, fonts, additions, subtractions, adjustments to form or even suggestions), please feel free to ask. Happy to do.

Thanks.
C

Try and add the "Real Estate Services by Gary May and Gene Montemore" in there, around the edge, etc. Use font for these letters like this: http://logopond.com/logos/a30b8282fa1ac7bbc1b2c2f59c4af348.png

I like the CentralScottsdale.com font, see if the font for the "Real Estate Services...." portion will compliment what you've already used.

Still need a less "polished" look overall and more "rustic"

The original description of the project is to think of rope, rusted and forged iron.

Like the leathery look of entry 49, rank 3.

Can you add some elements of rank 2?

Please try entry 71 in the leathery brown look

#79 has a line of stitching bordering the edges, just in case you were wondering what the difference was on it and 77.

btw, thanks very much for feedback and direction

C

We are starting to warm to #79. We want to know if you can get Central Scottsdale to be more even in color and standout a little more ( better if all lettering stood out a we bit more) Also the color of green just seems not to be quite right. Love the stiching and leather look. This logo will be used on our website and real esate cards and maybe signs. Just want to make sure that all the lettering is legiable.


Also can you play with the thickness of the middle band in realtion to the upper and lower band.

will work on the lettering and the green first. Can you direct me more on what shades of green i should head toward?

thanks again for the feedback and direction.
C

We like the color of this font, but it looks like you have some shading through it. See what it looks like without the shading.

As for the green, the new ones are too aqua, the older ones are too flourescent. Think of green grass, trees, nature.

For shiggles, can you see what an all leather-ish logo looks like? Meaning, take the green out and have the brown patch with lettering and stitching?

We like what you are coming up wth.

last ones going in right direction?

are 83 and 84 in the right direction?

also, 85 has a lighter color of type and a slightly lighter color of stitching. The only effect currently on the type is a back shadow to help it contrast from the backing, there is no gradient anymore.

C

These are cool. Gary and I will go over these together later. Can you make 1 just for comparison of all brown (leather-look) without the color? Meaning, like a swatch of oval leather?

These are really coming together nicely. Thanks C.

86-89 are the plain ovals, but wasn't sure with that much space showing if the texture worked, so did a couple of different levels of texture and one without. This can be played with some more if needed.
C

Awesome, on 86 pump up the Central Scottsdale font size and add the .com underneath.

These are great. Gary and I will be together in the mid morning to go over them. Thank you so much, you are great to work with. -Gene

Gene-
Great!. And appreciate the kind words and your quick feedback. Let me know if you need anything further. Happy to do for you.

C

what's the difference between 90 and 91? Also, this will be a logo at the top of our website and on stationary and possibly signage. What colors would you recommend to use as background color on site, and other colors as an accent (words, banding, etc). We don't want the other colors to weigh it down and give the site a heavy look.

Can you please try 90/91 with a couple of font colors that pop more against the leathery background?

difference between 90 and 91 are just a slightly different placement on the .com. Do you have any favorite colors or color directions?