Diana JayesLogo Design Contest

Would prefer to see name in the navy blue in your earlier logo. Thanks

Similar to the color of the icon in the second ranked entry. Just darkened a bit to bring the name out more.

I like that...what color is the font?

Just checking in to see if I can help further.

yes, I like this one. thank you

Updated here: #213

lighter gray

font color is great; prefer font from#210

this color appears a little darker than the other

yes, just right

Is the color OK?

indeed!

It fits the icon well too. Both a bit whimsical, but bold enough to be seen.

I like this font!

Thank you for pointing that out to me. It's a good thing we are combining it with your icon (which I like as well). I like this combination, perhaps lighten the grey a little?

very nice! thank you so much.

Here is a softer icon, and a similar wordmark to what you are requesting.

An important thing to consider is that you generally can not copyright or trademark a font alone. It needs to be accompanied with an icon to make it unique ant able to trademark. A font is actually owned by it's creator.

I always recommend a font/icon combo that can be used interchangeably. It ads flexibility and the ability to protect the brand.

It also gives a recognizable icon for signage.

Working on the fonts right now. Thanks!

ps. please show name in a grey color if possible. thanks again

I think I found a couple on the dafont website you sent me earlier today: Panda tired script and Lilly Mae thank you!

please let me know if you were able to open the link. also, if you have any luck in updating the font for my name. thank you

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155506457360108&set=a.10150993877680108.421883.725260107&type=3&theater

if so, then you can see the font type that I am hoping to use. please advise

can you see the other finalists entries?

Hi Diane. The link is not working. If possible could you repost?

We are now in the finalist stage. Please refer to other ranked fonts for a better understanding of the font I’d like my name. All lower case okay. Thank you!

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155506457360108&set=a.10150993877680108.421883.725260107&type=3

Do you happen to have a link for the font? The trouble with font apps is the fonts are often not transferable to design programs.

I suggest dafont.com or 1001fonts.com as references. All of those fonts can be used.

If you get a minute those sites let you search by style (thin, script etc) Let me know if you see one that you like.

Thanks again.

no, not quite

Is this the right font? It is called "Penmanship"

my contest runs out tomorrow morning...are you familiar with Word Swag app? I think the font is penmanship. thank you

Traveling a bit today, but will update ASAP per request. Thanks again!

I will look it up. Thank you.

Thank you for sending revisions. I am leaning towards dropping the words 'real estate' altogether and would like to focus on the font used for my name. I just found a 'modern farmhouse' font on Pinterest that I like. thank you

I actually agree about the words Real Estate. They can be redundant too. Especially on signage. I generally recommend having both options if needed.

I will work up some additional concepts as per your input.

Thanks again!

I do like both the swing and rocker designs you initially sent. The only thing I would like to see is perhaps a different font for my name and the words real estate. Any chance you could play with that? I'm also wondering if I really need to show the words real estate in the logo? thank you so much for your designs!

Welcoming simplicity of a porch light.

Building on the thought process from before. White picket fence, Tree swing, southern life, family. This is what your customers want to feel.

Hi Diana. If I am not mistaking you are in the Triangle. (I am in Wilmington.)

I tried to go away from the stereotypical realty logo (house, key etc.) and capture the feeling of our southern lifestyle. It can be redundant to place a house on a real estate sign. It is more important to create an emotion that people want to feel.

Let me know if I can help further.

Paul Tilly
Liquid Planet Design