Laurie Hermann'sLogo Design Contest

59 is pretty.
but i need to appeal to male and female young and old.
i really want attritubes of the perrier jpegs i've taken the time to upload.

67 i like. how about a similiar font type and in black?
possibly pnb in a smaller font?
i will have names of products i believe inside circle so i would like to see this with smaller font type so i can play with including body moisturizer and the name of scent "bouquet" would need to fit inside cirlce?

I made some changes - fonts are not exactly black but almost - it's very dark green

i need a more modern font type.
i want hip, sexy, natural
this looks a little predictable and i like to stand out ahead

can you do a more modern font in black?

Yes, give me a moment PLS

Here you have three different fonts. If none of them seems to be OK tell me which comes closest to your expectations.

i love the font in #97 especially the big S

also where would you recommend positioning
Easy Shave Oil
Lavender?

not sure if you saw my website www.lauriehermann.com
i have several products in my line
i have done all of my own branding til now and i want a professional look now

There's a lot of stuff on your site. Let me think. What's more important? Your brand whether product name ?

I like the simple, contemporary font ( "Avalon") used in #103 #106 I'm not a big fan of the font (named "Riesling") applied in #97 , although it;s nice. Its form resembles the Art Deco from the years 1920 - 1930. I made some transformation of the letter "s" in #106 Now is bigger and similar to the graphic elements on the left side. Anyway if you want I can incorporate the Riesling font to the design. Choice is yours :) #107 #108 are the sample of a product label with use of the logo.
I'm waiting for your further comments and opinion.

these look good.
thinking i will do a a lavender color when its a lavender scent and orange when it is citrus so may be the band will be in this color
can't tell a difference in 107 vs. 108

If you think of a label the #108 seems to look better than #107

hi
my bottles are cobalt blue with silver caps and/or white or black (do you prefer white or black)
i use some clear jars with gold caps but am thinking to use silver to make the brand better.
do you like the idea of my using a band (#108) of lavender when the product has lavender or orange band it is citrus?
also i put the ingredients up the right hand side as to only have one label at this time. i do not have a lot of fonts to use. which would you recommend?
due to budget i may need to continue printing these at home myself but am hoping to get them done professionally.
:)

cobalt blue looks good also with gold IMO, but not when the product label is on white background/ white paper. Cobalt blue bottles + white labels + white caps - should look good.

good info.
what about the green band being changed depending on scent of product?
and complimentary font type?

i am asking the top 3 designers to give one last design of a simple curly lime/green vine with my name.
this is such an important part of my branding.
i do still have you in first place and will make my decision soon

Different colors on the band should work well - I mean : green, orange lavender seems to be OK, but try to avoid red. In this design I used two font types: Avalon ( regular and bold) and Trajan (bold). I think you should avoid of any third font type. Because the Trajan has only upper-case letters can be replaced on the Times New Roman - this font seems to be good for small descriptions

OK let's try something completely different

All in two colors - blue and white