Hi Anna, I like all of the elements of this logo. The colours, and the font, and it works really well for a family health care practice. The only thing I might change at all is to leave off the smiles. The image is wonderful without them. Thank you. Feel free to send anything else you might want me to see. Marissa
Hi Anna, I like all of the elements of this logo. The colours, and the font, and it works really well for a family health care practice. The only thing I might change at all is to leave off the smiles. The image is wonderful without them. Thank you. Feel free to send anything else you might want me to see. Marissa
Thank you so much! Here they are, more simple, smiles taken off. If you need anything else let me know. I will also think of variations for you as well. Anna
Hi Anna, Your design is fun and vibrant and colourful. We can see it in certain applications, but we're wondering if it should be slightly more formal, while still being vibrant, for things like signage and letterhead and business cards. Are you able to keep the font exactly as it is, but create another logo with these applications in mind? PLEASE don't withdraw this current logo. We really like it. We're just wondering if we can see any other ideas. Thanks! Marissa
I'd say it's probably not an important element. We're holistic chiropractors opening a Chiropractic, Pilates, and other holistic health modalities practice, but we haven't wanted to say that's what we are because we figured we'd get a bunch of logos with spinning spines! We wanted something that conveyed energy and movement and vitality and ecology, but not the typical chiropractic pain relief look that everyone seems to always use. However, if that helps direct you any more, there it is.
Thanks for the new submission. I think what we might need for cards and letterhead is something that's as vibrant, but maybe more polished and "professional", although I'm afraid of what connotation that might have!
Is that helping at all, or am I just confusing you? My apologies if I am!
It flows beautifully into the name. Can the figure stay hand drawn looking, but be more stylized so that it isn't as feminine? Just trying to see how a man might perceive it.