Thank you so much for your work so far! #2 is closer to what I am looking for than #1. I had envisaged the font to be less stylised, however I do like the treatment of the word mentor with the horizontal lines. I do feel though that the words "Your Style" and the word mentor look a little disjointed due to the differences in the font style. "Mentor" is a little small and may be difficult to distinguish from a distance. Otherwise, #2 is one of the best so far. Many thanks
Your logo is really lovely, but I would love to see some options with the font a little more legible and the word mentor a little bigger. Also I wonder if there is anything you can do to make the word mentor less disjointed from the words your style. Your logo is the most stylish and distinctive- so I don't want to lose that. Many thanks for your efforts so far
Your logo is really lovely, but I would love to see some options with the font a little more legible and the word mentor a little bigger. Also I wonder if there is anything you can do to make the word mentor less disjointed from the words your style. Your logo is the most stylish and distinctive- so I don't want to lose that. Many thanks for your efforts so far
Hi Nafaz, thank you so much! - the bigger 'Mentor' is on the right track. I love this design - however even with the bigger mentor, legibility is still an issue for me. If the logo was to be printed on a pen or is at the bottom of a slide in a PowerPoint presentation - the audience may find it hard to read. If they cannot read it - they are less likely to recall it and then look me up to do business. I would love it if you had time to play around with it, maybe with a slightly less stylised font. Even do something quite different, but with the same distinctive flair. It would be great to see the 3 words "Your Style Mentor" in a row - or downplay the word "your" and emphasise the words "Style Mentor". thank you very much for the time you have spent on this. YSM
Thank you! I think #33 is best - however the way in which the bottom of the "y" in 'Your" joins the top of the "l" in "style" doesn't quite work. The word "Style" in the original logo looks lovely, but just a little difficult to read. Is it possible to try a font that is not quite as stylised, however still has a distinctive flair, but is easier to read? Many thanks for putting in the time - YSM
Thank you. #52 is good. I would love to see the words "Style Mentor" in the stylised/handwritten font and the word 'your' in the plainer serif font. great work - thanks for your efforts - YSM