HousephireLogo Design Contest

Housephire flames...

(This comment references Entry #45)

... and the flames shaped like a thought (speech) bubble, to bring in the social networking aspect.

(This comment references Entry #46)

... another version with the thought/speech bubble flipped around and more round.

(This comment references Entry #47)

I love the speech bubble...can we try some variations of that without the flames. Maybe housephire in the speech bubble??? I ranked the one (#47) over the others because I liked the speech bubble coming off the I...looks like a chimney. That might be enough of a tie in to phire.

Thanks!!!

Different font, word bubble top removed so it is just flames, but it still looks like a word bubble.

(This comment references Entry #54)

As requested, a version with "housephire" placed inside of the word bubble. Maybe too large for a logo?

(This comment references Entry #55)

Flamey bubble and house inside.

(This comment references Entry #57)

Maybe the word bubble could be the shape of a house??? Or just a modern looking, fluid shape that I could brand and use throughout my marketing collateral in various colors (as in the apple i pod campaign). Are there any oranges we could play with that might make it look warm, friendly and modern??? I still really like this concept, I would like to see it come together for us.

Thanks!!!

Hi dreqq

Which design do you want me to work with, and add a "house shaped like a word bubble" to?

Any thoughts on font or font colors?

Word bubble with a roof, and the text & bubble colored orange. Could add more elements to make it look more like a house (windows?)

(This comment references Entry #58)

Grey word bubble with door/window added.

(This comment references Entry #59)

A font that is more friendly and a bright orange color. Another variation of this could have an antenna/satellite dish on the house sending out "communication waves".

(This comment references Entry #63)

New design with the font style that you like and a roof and reusing the flamey word bubble from my earliest designs and the bright orange color.

(This comment references Entry #196)