Trachtenberg Carpentry & PaintLogo Design Contest

Liked the idea of the carpenters son symbolized with the Christian fish and want to pitch in.. ;-)

Concept:
1. The colours in the fish are arranged according to the planet - That is red /yellow on top for sun/warmth,
then green for the fields and forest, then last blue for water/lake/sea.
2. A warm grey hue is used for fish and as contrast to the 90% black used on font.
3. A modern professional font that is not too heavy, nor to weak.
4. The arrangement/flow of the name, content and concept is as follows:
- What is this? It's "The Eco-Painter"!
- Who is this? It's "Trachtenberg"!
- What do they do? "Carpentry & Paint"!

Hope you like it.

Pax Vobiscum
Akerman

(This comment references Entry #61)

A variation

(This comment references Entry #62)

Another variation - Green = more environmental friendly.

(This comment references Entry #63)

More environmental green...

(This comment references Entry #64)

A centred version.

(This comment references Entry #67)

Green with outlines and centred.

(This comment references Entry #68)

Hello, Akerman!

Thanks for pitching in. Love your description of your concept! Our preference is #67, but could we get it with an all black font, please? And with the kerning and height of #61?

Peace be with you!
3by400Inc

Hi, thanks for the feedback.

Here are the requested alterations:
1. Colour 100% black
2. Adjusted font height (This is the normal height for this font)
3. Adjusted kerning on "Carpentry & Paint" so it doesn't seem to 'hang outside" of the 'T'

Regards
Akerman

(This comment references Entry #97)

The message/ethical ideas/ecological awareness, travels around the world and affects us all.

Regards
Akerman

(This comment references Entry #98)

Appreciate the efforts, Akerrman.

I think #98 is a bit too complex for our needs, but like the idea of spreading the Word!

Thanks,
3by400Inc

Hello Akerman -
We would like to see the colors inside the fish in #97 presented differently. Please stylize it similar to the planet in #98 while still keeping it inside the fish.

Thanks,
3by400Inc.