Any colors would work, green seems to be a natural choice for your name. What colors do you like best and think would work for you? Glad to try your prferecence first if you have any.
I forgot to mention that one thing I'd like to see with #83 as well is for the weight distribution from "Organic" & "Psychiatry" to be a bit more proportional, say ~60-40 or better
#154 looks great. It may benefit from swapping the fonts between the two words. I like the top down layout of the logo. Unlike most logos with a symbol above and 2 lines of words, it does not feel too tall or bulky. My concerns are the weight and feel distribution between the 2 words organic and psychiatry. One of my mentors has mentioned she really appreciated how your symbol represents the mind in some ways and growth in others.
#160 similar to #154 the feel/weight distribution between the two words could come across a bit better. It is important to me that people know I am a psychiatrist with out looking having to look too closely at the image.
#161 I love the font you've used for organic here. Maybe a lower case organic and an uppercase psychiatry might stand well next to each other?
Thanks for the feedback, that helps. I'm trying to do symbol that doesn't look so much like produce or spa or herbal remedies because everyone does that so I am glad the relationship between mind and growth shows without falling back on the tired leaf idea. I will keep working on fonts and arrangements.
#188 and #195 could benefit from better balance/weighting between the 2 words
All 3 images would benefit from some sort of emotional tie in somehow (most people think emotionally > intellectually and I want to make sure to lure them in with the logo)
I'm not sure what you are going for emotional and intellect speaking, but am trying to avoid getting too playful except maybe through the happy colors and peaceful circle shape. Afraid I might come up with something that could detract from professionalism but will see what I can do.
One question - is your practice oriented toward children? You do not mention this but it occured to me from looking at other logos you like. If this is true I will be more playful, it would make sense then. Thanks!
I'll respond to the first post and then the second. - I want to assure you that I truly appreciate your creativity, unique approach, the logos that you've come up with, how responsive you've been and most importantly your potential. I can tell you that you are in my top 5 for moving onto the next round and that you need not worry about taking a step back before making strides forward if that does indeed happen. Anyone of the logos by the designers in the top 5 are essentially in the top tier as I see it. Nothing's been decided overall and it's still up for a fair amount of debate between myself, my wife, my brother and some friends on how this continues to evolve and who is #1 at the end of it. I hope that helps.
- My practice demographics are actually everything but children. I'm able to work with mid teens to geriatrics. My true target age range is probably 30s-80s. I do appreciate the feedback. I am working on those images to be more life-like and adult-like at the same point but we're probably not there yet.
I also just came up with a crazier idea. What if we had a conceptual skull/head with a heart inside (or even vice versa ie a mind or brain inside a heart)?
That would instantly be something many people could relate to.
I was thinking a bit more about the idea and how to incorporate it into your current concepts (#188 #195)
Imagine using the dots in increasing size and color as you have but have them form 2 half circles. On one end of the circle they would point to a brain (silhouette of the side of a head or the brain itself) and on the other the heart
One flows to the other in a continuous cycle in a very graphically appealing concept.
To be honest I think that would be very cluttered looking, but I might be able to do something else that is more simple with heart and brain. I will see what I can do, thanks for the feedback!
I haven't been too successful coming up with something using your ideas that looks clean and professional enough for me to present yet but will keep trying. It has to be clean and not cluttered or cartoonish and I'm not there yet.
Fair enough. I can respect that and easily relate. One of my closest cousins and even my brother would rather have something seen when it's far closer to being complete.
If you have any other ideas (that deviate from mine) I would be more than happy to at least speak of them.
Thank you!
The cleanness & crispness of your #188 continues to stand out to everyone. They particularly like the font you've chosen for the word 'organic'
Only complaint my wife and I can come up with is the size/weight balance between 'organic' and 'psychiatry' It's important to me the word psychiatry stick out with at least a 40% weighting
Love the image. You guys are making this incredibly difficult for me (in a good way).
I could easily see the balanced version of it everyday and not get tired of... it's very pleasing on the eyes
#400 #410 are superior to #409 #401. The color combinations in the icon of #410 are brilliant.
Would it be possible to see the word psychiatry in one of those 4 colors of the dot sequence? I think the current green being used is a bit dark. I much prefer the green in #400 or one of the 4 dot colors
That does look nice. It is a close second for me to #413. The color and feel of the green is very calming and fits in very well with its overall theme (After looking more closely I could see myself going either way on #412 / #413).
I think the word psychiatry is at a good size, could we make organic a bit smaller please?