Here is my wordmark logo for your review: a clean, professional typeface combined with a look of thinking "out of the box". It is simple but memorable--two very important features a logo in your industry should strive to find the balance between. I look forward to hearing what you think. (Colors can be changed easily at anytime, if needed.) Thanks.
Here is a version that shows how it would look reversed out, and also as a one-color design. It's important that your logo work great at any size and in its simplest form (one-color printing).
Nice work! We like it. We would like to see it in a variety of colors - and if you had any ideas about a different type face that is less "blocky" we'd be interested in that too.
No problem, Rita. I will be back at my studio around 4:30 central this afternoon. You are the top priority at my list for this evening. Talk with you then!
Here are some new versions for your review, Rita (#30, #31, #33), as well as the reversed versions of them (#34, #35, #36). I will see what else I can come up with later this evening, when I have more time.
Let me know if any of these are closer to the kind of typeface you are envisioning. Also, let me know what kind of color schemes you had in mind, and I can submit some more (including some 2 or 3 color versions, if you wish to have more than one-color options.)
I will await your reply. Thanks!
(Also, it should be noted, I will be stepping out from approx. 6:00 - 10:00 pm this evening. But then I shall return for more work, as needed. Thanks.)
I posted some new shades of blue and green for your review, Rita. Let me know if you would like to explore 2 or 3-color logos as well, and I will post some combinations for you. Otherwise, any of these would work great as a 1-color design.
1) We like the 'thinner' lettering 2) We want "the" on the side of breakaway going up vertically 3) we want the full word breakaway in the box - not just the word away 4) we've ranked them with the colors we like. 5) can we see those colors with the exact same treatment as outlined in points 1-3 above? 6) can you suggest complementary colors that would work with these for other images we might pull into the site?
Here are the revised entries, per your requests: #45, #46, #47, #48, #49, #50
The nice thing about the one-color logo is the versatility, allowing you to pick and choose which color works best in any given situation. As for complimentary colors, any of these would look great with a silver or gray tone. Also, a nice golden color would look great with any of these as well (giving a nice opposite color-wheel balance). Blue and green compliment each other nicely, so a blue/green scheme would work too.
Some personal favorites include: green with a khaki hue, lighter blues with a bright gold, bright blue with neutral brown, either one with a nice gray.