Millard Fuller Legacy BuildLogo Design Contest

#88 to this one :

white space tightened, picture a bit larger ,
in #90 shortened the vertical line for better balance.

okay so :
found the minion pro font. will use.
complementary (for legacy build) i'll leave this font for now.
this font here is chronica pro heavy . more or less similar to arial black

I personally like the font you used. I think some folks would like to see a serif font. A lot of our branded serif stuff uses Minion Pro in bold and regular fonts. Most of our sans serif stuff is Arial, Arial Bold and Arial Black. The words here already appear Arial Black, Impact or something similar.

both requirements can be complied . :)
if you have a preferred font (part of your branding strategy) that you'd like me to use, maybe an example...
white space , got it, tighter.
and i'll prepare a version with larger image
thank you.

A few staff members here seem to like this but would like to see (a) a couple of different font options and (b) Millard's image maybe slightly bigger. The only issue I have with this logo is that I'd like to see the white space on each side of the middle line tightened a little.

black and white version .
technique used as in the faces on the bills . engraving style.

i think i have a masculine clean font that would fit .

I like this approach. Probably with a different, simple bold and basic more serious font.

will translate with no changes in shape in whatever color used.
and easy to create stencils for t-shirts, crates, hammers...if you'd like to make stencils for your event .
thank you. this version is in a dark brown

i was actually thinking of a logo like ...this : best example i could find.
https://d3p25cxtnsb4bm.cloudfront.net/oN0WaPO9kBPaAfGslIcnwjL5F6Q=/fit-in/900x675/99designs-contests-attachments/6/6582/attachment_6582348

no hammers nothing just Millard above a signature text and in clean font Legacy Build .
i'll prepare an example... maybe i can help you close the contest earlier haha:))
thanks a lot for the feedback

Well, what I do like is this is the first one to incorporate an image of Millard. I think it's the crossed hammers that gives it that "revolutionary" feel. Great job of capturing Millard, though. I'd like to see that expanded upon in ways without the people and hammers perhaps.

looks a bit too...patriotic ? revolutionary ?
or is just me ?