joshuamhood.comLogo Design Contest

#1 By 'catalyst'
Very good.
Strong points: elegant, good classic b&w coloring, cursive j would make nice gravatar
Weak points: Not extremely memorable to viewers?

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Entries #7 & #8 are interesting, but would prefer an abstract graphic over these J/H letter combinations.

I am thinking something like entry #6 with an accompanying abstract graphic on the left (instead of the cursive j on top). Let's see what you guys can do!

Great new group of logos!
Really like #9 #10 & #12.
Would love to see some more variations of an abstract logo. (Doesn't even have to involve the 'j'- could be a totally abstract design)
I like more the elegant fonts over the cursive ones.

#16 by catalyst is very close to what I am looking for.
I want a simple, memorable, and marketable logo left of the text. It could incorporate a J or be totally abstract.
Preferably black, white, gray, or darker and neutral colors.