I like the color and the image, though i'd like to see the image a bit larger. also, i'd like to see a font difference b/w the eco and the house, and i'd like to see the number '2' as a superscript, not a regular font. thanks.
Hi K-twist - i'm really digging the designs, they look great. I have two questions to maybe spur additional thought... the current logo seems like a modern somewhat web 2.0 brand, which is exactly what i've requestedt and like; but i'm wondering how would you turn this logo into something more classic? Also, are there other variations on the flower (which I really like) from the chimney, as alternatives just to kick around?
thanks again for your work, talk with you soon. have a nice day. best, Zach
Thank you for positive feedback. It was very helpful and taking it in account i came up with this logo design proposals. I merged both of your request and implement them. House is now more like real house, minimum colors (which means that this logo is easy for print with various techniques) and instead of flower i put a leaf which brigs to logo more serious look. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Is it possible for # 21 to keep everything the same but change the flower color to something like # 20 or a totally different color. Everyone seems to love # 20 and # 21
Here is the logo proposal based on your last requests. I would like to say that colors can be easily changed to match any background. In this case i pick shade of yellow for flower to mach it nicely with green background. Please let me know if you have any other suggestion.
Great, I am almost certain we are going with one of your designs. Everyone loves your style. Not sure what the etiquette is however a few of my business associates would like to contact you for some design work. Not sure on what scale but they are into your style
I thinks # 42 is the best. It's very quick and clean. At a glance it sends a solid message of what the company's mission is. I really appreciate how subtle the image is (the leaf from the chimney is genius). I also appreciate the white background, I find it easier to reproduce images that are cast against a white background.
A rule of thumb- when designing a logo, branding duplicity should be a top priority. For instance, the image and font used must be consistent for all platforms and transferable regardless of the format (ie, business cards, letterheads, t-shirts, coffee mugs etc.). Typically, a official logos should aim to minimize nonessential details such as multiple colors. The fewer the colors, the less expensive accurate logo reproduction will be.
A few modifications: - both 'eco' and 'house' should be lower case letters. In my opinion, lower case letters seem more hip....or progressive (i guess that's a better way to put it :)
-Since 2 is so small, change the color to green would make it stand out more
I agree with your opinions about design in your last comment. This guidelines i always follow when designing logos. I made version of logo with lowercase text, and changed color to green on number 2. Please let me know if you have any other suggestion.
Hi K-twist - thanks for all the great work. I have two more requests... 1) could you make the flower lean the other direction and extend out as far as the leaf does? and 2) could you add the sidewalk back to the leaf version? I like the break and symmetry of the sidewalk and flower. Thanks.
I would like to answer on one of your previous comments that i forgot to answer. You said:
"Not sure what the etiquette is however a few of my business associates would like to contact you for some design work. Not sure on what scale but they are into your style"
I am very glad about this and don't see anything unethical in that (and there is no any conflict with site rules with that). I will be very pleased if i can add you and your business associates in my client base so that we can arrange more design and especially web design related jobs.
K-twist - thanks for all of your work here, the designs are great. i will follow up with you regarding additional design services in the future. Thanks again.