NOLA REALTY, LLCLogo Design Contest

My concepts for your consideration......your feedback and comments are most welcome.Thanks..

(This comment references Entry #23)

I like the font, looks good (#26). The Top and the Fleur De Lis are a little to traditional. Can we change it up a bit? Can we make the Fleur De Lis a little more modern? Please see example #22 on the contest. I like the style of this Fleur De Lis.

Also, please use a color background that will match this website http://2.rewlec.com/?change_color=Y&color=cozy
We are taking place of this logo.

Thanks.

hi...here is the revised version...thanks for the feedback .Let me know if you wnat furtehr changes.......thanks.

(This comment references Entry #36)

I like #36 but we have to do something with what the fleur de lis is incased in. Too traditional. Also, can we make the ,LLC smaller?

updated........thanks.

(This comment references Entry #61)

Do you think you could replicate a theme like this http://artfiles.art.com/images/-/Marco-Fabiano/Fleur-De-Lis-Print-C10293514.jpeg

Keeping the same script font and everything? I love this logo and it's rustic look. I would like to see a vertical and horizontal version like in #58 and #59.

hi...the updated version in the horizontal & vertical format.

(This comment references Entry #113)

I really like #114 Can you switch the background color to match this webpage http://2.rewlec.com/?change_color=Y&color=cozy

Also, can we take the line dividers out of #61 and #113?

Also, is the oval in #114 complete? It looks like it fades away at the bottom right..

Can you show me a few variations with colors on #114 so it matches the website http://2.rewlec.com/?change_color=Y&color=cozy

I want to make sure the logo blends well with the site..

this does work:-) ........

(This comment references Entry #117)

Can you show me a comp where the inside is a cholocate like color to match the site?

color variation.....i'll post some more soon.

(This comment references Entry #123)

another color variation..

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