here I am back with new concepts based on your message. I also re-worked the flower into a simple & clean version (no gradients, no effects) for press. Also tried a few versions with the flower to the left (I like it!), but it makes the name get smaller (if using the same area of a vertical landscape).
Can we see it with the buildings.. name.. slogan? We would also like to see the reverse color of white background and that exact same shade of brown as the outline design.. Good job Nat!!
#152 (one color using PANTONE). The "dark mink" color I used before cannot be reproduced in Pantone colors, so I used the closest Pantone from the color book (my color book is ut of date, we can check the new books for a closer "mink")
#153 White ink on mink.
#154 and #155 are the horizontal versions in plain.
YES we have houses:) My name seems a little far off from the logo i think.. The flower seems like it is an awkward positioning.. I am not sure... Maybe if it is more centered or perhaps the houses/buildings are the shade of the flower and vice versa the flower the lighter shade?
with version number 139 it looked like the flower was floating and so it looked like it belonged in the logo... and now it kind of looks off-sided... hmmm.. I am not a creative genius unfortunately...
To have it white we need a dark background. But you cannot choose a logo based on one version only. There should be a logo and "versions" of the logo as you need. Between those versions, one could be the one with the white flower on dark background. But first you need to choose the MAIN version of the logo (not the negative of the logo).
Position is almost the same position it used to have, it's only smaller and with the houses it got too busy and I had to remove the reflection of the buildings (#189).
We have gone from too much details to no details on the buildings?? The right side of the building looks like something took a bite out of it... why? Can I see it using a diff shade of green perhaps a fluorescent?