LIke the design, but think the art captures your eye more than the name. It does say food, but not power or emphasizing men, which is what is unique about what I do.. thank you for taking the time to design this! What I am trying to tell them is that they can eat real food that will build their power and strength. Forks and knives with a piece of steak???
One more thing that might help - the diet I recommend is the caveman diet - what you can hunt, gather, fish, etc. I don't know if that helps with the visual.
I submitted another version in b/w so you could see what it would look like. I think the fork is still very visible. I will continue brainstorming ideas to to try to meet your needs. Let me know if you have any other suggestions.
You are right the fork reads fine. I am not sure the steak looks as good in b/w. I am also trying to appeal to athletes or men that workout. I don't know if that helps with ideas.
My family really likes #30. I still like #21 Can the black and white version of it could be tweaked so that the red part, the inner cut of the meat, is a lighter grey to give more contrast. That will help folks recognize it instantly as meat.
Also can you show me an alternative stacked version of # 30 and 21? They are very wide and so if I have a hard to fit smaller space stacking might be a better approach. I also thought if it was stacked I might be able to increase the size.
Here are more versions. Do you want the final version to be b/w? Do you want me to make the color version have a lighter shade of red so that the b/w version ends up with lighter shade of gray?
unfortunately I think most of the time I will be printing this in b/w. I thought the "h" was on purpose! My husband likes that one and I like #45. I am going to ask some more people.
Designing a logo is difficult because too many elements can become distracting. In my opinion, my design with the fork/knife and the runner is too distracting (#52). Out of the logos I've designed for you, I prefer #44. This logo is very clear, concise, and to the point. I think 44 is more likely to catch people's attention because it suggests movement (and the eye is naturally drawn toward movement).
I think the key to creating a good logo is representing the most important element of the company in that logo. The forks and knives may look good, but they are very generic and could represent any restaurant, food service, etc. Your service is different than other services because it tells people to eat the caveman diet and it targets athletes. Therefore, I think you should decide which of these two elements is most important to your service and make that element the fundamental part of your logo.