I like entry #31 that you submitted a couple of days ago, but I would really like to stay away from the generic roof line theme that you see in so many homebuilder logos.
I'm looking for something with a more 3 dimensional look to it, thats a bit edgy. I like the use of shading and gradients in order to make everything stand out and not look so flat.
I looked on your website and liked what you did on the "Heard Marketing" logo as well as the "Simokon Technologies" logo. I thought the color scheme of the "Simokon" logo (Blue,black.silver) was fantasitic.
I'm looking for something unique and colorful. Everybody has submitted something with an S&F in the graphic. While this is ok, I'm very open to having a logo without these traditional letters.
I liked the work on your site, curious to see what you could come up with if you still had interested in this contest. Hope that you are!!
Steve - I will be on it first thing tomorrow Eastern US time. I'll have some original concepts for you at that time. Thanks for your continued interest.
#57 | Creating a feeling of relaxation and home with a front porch image...I added draftsmans lines to show attention to detail #58 | Same design, sans the draftsmans lines.
#59 | The American Dream and the Little White Picket Fence they are synonymous....Nice visual that tells what your vision is...To make their dreams a reality. You could even add a tagline to that effect to finish off the brand.
Usually pictorial designs are more memorable to your customer as well. I like that you want to see some without the initials. Most well known logos are image based, not initial based. (Think Nike, Apple, Target Stores etc..)
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I like the idea of using pictorial designs if I can find one that I like, rather than using our initials. I'm not 100% sold on the picket fence or the railing detail that you included on the first couple of designs. Just personal preference I guess!!
I would like to use a different font, one in which there is not such a drastic difference between the upper and lower case letters. More of a stylish block seems to look good. I like having a line in between "Steve Foley" and "construction co. inc." in order to break everything up a bit. I've seen lines that just sort of die off at the end, I thought this looked good.
I like having the pictorial graphic on some what of an angle just to make it unique.
If you have any other pictorial ideas you think would be good I would like to see them.