I like the creativity in the CQ and the tie to infinity symbol. Very clever. I appreciate the elegant nature, but it may be a bit too so. The typeface doesn't seem to match the feel of the CQ and doesn't convey the sense of trust or newness. Thanks
The blockier CQ in #8 and #9 lose the infinity reference. I'm not sure if I like the rounded CQ in #7 better or worse than #5. #7 seem much less special. The same for the typeface.
I have the same issue with #22 as with #8 and #9 -- they don't have the rounded CQ that looks like the infinity symbol. #20 and #21 have the same issue as #5 -- the lines in CQ are very thin. We'll have a lot of trouble with embroidery. Combined with text that has no unique features, the embroidered items will be very plain.
I know I'm not a graphic designer and could never create anything as great as you have. I think perhaps the lines in the CQ needs to be thicker and the text needs to have some unique aspect. Please excuse me for being presumptuous. I'm only trying to help you be as efficient as possible. Thanks!
Dear CH, do you have any idea about the typeface? Serir, sans-serif, technology, handscript or any typeface that you could show me (e.g. URL of the typeface) I will thicken the CQ. Thanks.
The thicker CQ is much better, thanks. As for the font, I like the fact that the font is not very typical, but is doesn't look 'polished'. I realize that that these aspects are ate odds with each other. I will try to give you examples of fonts that may work. I also like the designs that use different versions (bold and thin) of the same font and different colors for the two words.
#45 is a good example of different versions of the same font, but the font isn't unique. #2 is an example of different colors, but the colors aren't right. I'm not crazy about any of the fonts submitted for my contest. Most are standard and boring. Some are unique, but not contemporary. At least your #47 is fairly unique. The logo without the CQ design needs to stand alone. The font just doesn't look profession enough. None of the top designs use serif fonts. In the Practical Systems Contest (https://logotournament.com/contests/practical_systems), #50 uses a fairly interesting font with two thicknesses and two colors. I'm not sure that fonr will work with your CQ design, but it's an example. I like the CQ design very much. I like the CQ very much. We just need to find the right font. Thanks again.
#81 is getting very close. If you can get the 'Q' in Quailty to more close match the 'Q' in the CQ, I think it will be perfect. Specifically, I mean the way the tail (?) in the Q comes out of the circle. I hope this help. Please feel free to let me know if I'm not being clear. Thanks!