Hi Josh, I do like this a lot but I 'm not sure about the colors. I'm not a fan of the green and orange combo maybe some blue. Also I would like to see the logo on a white background just so I can see how it will look on normal paper stock.
Just wanted to point out that this format/size would work perfectly for round stickers that could be used for give-aways, envelope seals, stationery, etc.
If there are any other changes you'd like to see, just let me know! :)
Hi Josh, I like the color changes you made. I had a few friends look at this and the only problem they had are the pineapples on the vest. I did not even notice them, but they did not like it and thought maybe the beaver should just wear a tie or plain vest. Also how many colors are we looking at on this logo? I was wondering how this would effect getting things printed, embroidery, etc.
Hi Don - yes, I had the pineapples as a symbol of hospitality prominent throughout VA (especially Williamsburg area), but it can be easily removed. A tie would be a good "business-friendly" replacement.
For this particular version, several colors, but - if selected, I always supply a limited color version as well as a black/white version with all of my logos. Printing on paper is just a standard 4 color process job - embroidery you would want the limited color version as you pay per string color (halftones & white are counted as separate colors)
I toned down the colors a bit - this one is 4 colors (could be 3 if I take out the extra brown for shadows) Any other changes you'd like to see, just let me know! :) josh
I like the new logo a lot but I still like the blue color in entry #7. So if you can change some of the green to blue including his tie that would be great. I like the idea of being able to change the sign to different names but I'm not sure how I could do that and at this point I don't need this option.
Here is the logo with some blue added back into it. If you want anything else changed, just let me know :)
As for the blank sign - if you wanted to - it could be done in powerpoint/word or any photo editing program. It'd only take a couple seconds. I could do it - or if you had it printed - I'm sure a printer would do it, too. Just throwing it out there as an option
Here's a single-color "line art" version - this would work for stamps, screened promo items like balloons or other give away-type things (parade-type things, one color keychains, etc.), faxes or any other situation where you can only print one color, full tone.