Tweed HouseLogo Design Contest

Hello,
Here's my first entry for your logo. Please let me know if there is anything you wish to see changed. I'd be happy to oblige! Thanks!
Pam

(This comment references Entry #122)

A variation on my previous design.
Thanks! Pam

(This comment references Entry #123)

#123 Pam could you do this one with just coffee underneath and I also would like to see it just in black and white. Thanks

Hi,
Thanks for the feedback! I'll make the revisions and post them for your review.
Pam

Hi,
Here's the revision of #123 that you requested. I eliminated the word "Bar" underneath, and made the word "Coffee" slightly larger to compensate and make the 'f's fall correctly on the background tip. Let me know if you'd like to see any other adjustments made.
Thanks for the feedback!
Pam

(This comment references Entry #137)

Hi,
Per your request, here is #123 in greyscale. (I assumed you meant greyscale, as opposed to all line B&W; no gradients). However, I will submit a version of that also in a subsequent posting.
Thanks! Pam

(This comment references Entry #138)

Hi,
Here's the B & W version. All line, no gradients or screens.
Thanks! Pam

(This comment references Entry #142)

Hi,
This entry is a hybrid of #137 (brown tones) and #138 (greyscale). The dark grey background contrasts more with its tan overlay and plays up the "tweed" texture a bit more.
Thanks! Pam

(This comment references Entry #143)

Hi,
Here's a variation with a different texture, and slightly warmer browns.
Feedback welcome. Let me know if there's a color you'd like to see this in.
Thanks! Pam

(This comment references Entry #156)

Here's a red version of my last entry.

(This comment references Entry #157)

Darker background; red 'coffee'.

(This comment references Entry #162)

Another variation. : )

(This comment references Entry #163)

Another variation. Same basic layout, but with different font & background treatment. Please let me know if you'd like anything changed! Thanks! Pam

(This comment references Entry #174)

A B&W version of my previous entry to show it can be converted to one color for ease of embroidery, or silkscreen on uniforms.

(This comment references Entry #234)

2 color design. easy to print or embroider.

(This comment references Entry #241)