I like the blue & gold. I'm torn between the FM & art (#49) or just the art and a larger Federal Maintenance (#97). Alhough I reallly like the Small Capital style font, I am still like #49 (pehaps in blue & gold). However I do like the star in #97 better.
Were getting there. I took a look at many of your logos. Very nice, you are talented. What I see as a common denominator in many of your logos are soft edges and color that fades to give the artwork a 3 dimentiosnl full of life feel. I especially like teh logos you created for Zeenery, GBC Group, ValueSource, & Salvaged Soles. Any chance you can give it some life like the others you have created?
Can you show me a version of #105 that takes the logo wider and narrows the font of the FM a little. We feel like the FM is a bit to dominant. Perhaps take the right edge of the logo over so it ends just above the M in Federal Maintenance below it. And then you can reduce the width of the font in the FM to fit the smaller area.
Also, the font in #97 is a bit tight and a little hard to read. I like the small caps, What if we try to make the artwork taller, and lighten the boldness fo the font and try the font a bit taller too.
What was on yor mind when you created the art? Is there any significance of the two halves stacked?
Thank you and congratulations on another #1 design.
I sent a message yesterday, but don't see it, so I am not sure if you received it so I will send it again.
We have decided not to use the logo with the FM. After reviewing your logos with my local designer friends we agreed that since nobody refers to us as FM and we don't call ourselves FM, we will stick to a logo doesn't use the FM acronym, but uses the companys full name which everyone uses when speaking to and about us. That takes us back to #97, my personal favorite. Thanks for submitting a version that is taller (#289), but the thinner taller letter were not any easier to read so it didn't achieve what I was hoping it would. Going back to the fading effect used in #108 & #106, my thoughts on those two were that the fading looked more like, well just that, a faded logo, but didn't achieve the depth and alive feeling that you were able to achieve in the logos you created for Custom Cooling Solutions and Applied Revenue Analytics. Any chance you can submit a modification that might give it more depth and an alive feeling. Here's an idea, perhaps you can design a way for the light from the star to cast a shine across the gold (clean) part of the artwork that could at least bring the artwork to life, just a thought. Thanks again for all your effort. Bob Sage, President www.fedmaint.com
Awesome, so it looks like you did get the earlier message. I really like #295. Can I see a version without the tagline? We would prabably use it both with and without the tagline. Can you find a shade of green that is darker and richer? The Army green used ius a good idea beacuse we do a lot of cleaning on Army bases, but we'd like it to be richer, perhaps more like the HEX4 on the far right at the link below.
Yes, I like the darker version if the new hue in #298. I like the shiny version of the artwork in #301, but not sure I like the shiny even though you got right with the dark border on the font edges, thats what was missing on the earlier fades.
Were almost there, Can you do a version of #295 with the color from #298 and add a little space above the tag line. It appears a bit crowded together with the rest opf the logo. And then a version of what was just requested with the shiny artwork form #301 so we can see how it works with or with out the shiny artwork.