A little too busy, Like the Don Hale, Having the blue in there is good, I thing the house is generally overused for real estate agents, but this looks good. The DH in the roof is good, but ma less busy, more solid. Is there any way to incorporate the commercial side. I may have to have two logos, one for residential, one for commercial. I hope this helps. I didn't think it would look as good as it does. I don't know if having fewer "family" members would make it less busy, as 5 members is a good number. Maybe four, but then the symmetry doesn't look as good. I hope this helps. Again, I love the Don Hale, big D, big H, and "the, and team" are a cool contrast to the red and white. Al", so, the "Call me" is a little weak, ( my bad) as we are a team, so, maybe "Call Us", or Call now?
Second Round, I like the color of the new number one, and the simpicity. It is real close to number Two, and I might change that. I like that the D in Don and the H in Hale are two tone, and that they are lowered, instead of raised, if that makes sense. I am still looking for the Commercial aspect, if possible. I love the colors of number one, but it needs a bit more red somewhere. These are good.
Looking good, I wonder if there is anyway to balance the roof to be less ridgid, and maybe balance the Swosh under "Hale." Number one is still my favorite.
Scotty B. Good off the wall stuff. That is what I am also interested in. The colors were looking a little muddied, so I put them in the "not as good" pile. I liked the background house, that could be more prominent, but at first, I thought it was a triangle person, not a house.
Heru, #7 is still in first place, but I like the Fade Red in #17, and the Green Swoosh in #13. So, if you could take #7, Do the dark to light in the name Don Hale, like in #17, and then use the lighter green Swoosh in #13, that is what I would like to look at. Also, to balance the green out, could you try it with the last letter, e, in the same green as the Swoosh?
As much as I like the first place right now, I am still looking for something more off the wall, that uses lots of red, and implies both commercial/industrial space as well as residential. Thanks.