my logo

[dEni_]

Hello everybody!

I'll be glad to hear (ups! read your opinion about my logo.
wich one do you like/or don't like? and what do you think
can you advise me, wich one is best to use?
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q...ign/logo_1.png

thank you all!

[Jormi_Boced]

SPAM??? I think it is. What does everyone else think?

[dEni_]

Originally Posted by Jormi_Boced

SPAM??? I think it is. What does everyone else think?

do you think my work is spam?
I'm dissapointed. I have registered my firma today and I REALLY need your help. If you din't want to help me, just say it. You don't need to be rude to me

[notjustgraphics]

nobody with any sense of security or computer safety is going to view the file you posted, assuming that by some stretch, their security software will even allow it.

Try posting the image in a standard format if you are serious about seeking opinions.

Jormi was not being rude, merely cautious.

Mike.

[stiney51]

Well being a mac user, I have complete disregard for internet security... here's the file:

[stiney51]

Honestly, none of them jump out to me. I like 5 the best, but would lose the differing colored text (unless "nide" means something). Most of them are hard to read, but #12 could work with another visit to the sketch board.

Also is Deni your name? Because Denying Design doesn't sound like a positive company image.

[dEni_]

First I think I should apologize to all. It wasn't with meaning and corrected my mistake. I guess everything should be OK now.

http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q...ign/logo_1.png

[dEni_]

Originally Posted by stiney51

Honestly, none of them jump out to me. I like 5 the best, but would lose the differing colored text (unless "nide" means something). Most of them are hard to read, but #12 could work with another visit to the sketch board.

Also is Deni your name? Because Denying Design doesn't sound like a positive company image.

yes, Deni is my name. and the name of company is already existing. so I can't chanche and discuss it.
thank u for your opinion, stiney51!

[Chamenas]

I liked them all, though none were amazing, but it's hard to get amazing. Choose the one you like.

[notjustgraphics]

I am partial to Design #4, but it doesn't jump out for me either...

I also really like the idea of #8, but something is just a little cluttered... think it's the text....

I'd try putting Deni and Design inline maybe like deniDESIGN or Deni Design with the bird above... just as a start.

My 2 cents anyways...

Mike.

[MoodsR4Cattle]

Originally Posted by stiney51

I like 5 the best, but would lose the differing colored text (unless "nide" means something

If you look closely, by graying out "nide", the orange letters spell design. I think that's clever.

I rather like 1, 2, 5 & 6. I also like the gray & orange color combo.

Nice job.

[class_act]

Here's my vote for #5. This particular design is a good one because it's less complicated and a bit easier to read. I would go with one color, one font as opposed to two color, and two fonts Thats alot going on for a small logo such as that. Keep it as simple as possible, and easy to read.

[dEni_]

the most often advice you gave me to make it more simple and to clear the font. so I made samo new. I hope I don't bore you, while I still rely on your opinion

here are the new brands:

http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q...n/logo_new.png

[tamlin]

#15, definitely - a classic, retro look. #22 is also good.
The others are a bit too "disjointed" or unblanced, and some (#16 and #18) are open to misreading.

[stiney51]

I still think #5 is the stronges option. A lot depends on what you are trying to convey. This 2nd set of logos are much bolder, while the first set primarily were a softer approach. Either would work, but you should pick one direction and work that way.

A softer background image in #5 would go a long way to making it easier to read (same with #8). I love the bird image in #8 but the name gets too lost. And the squigly (is that a word? ) "i' on many of the logos gets lost in translation when you're not staring a page of Deni Design logos.

Simple doesn't necessarily mean getting rid of the additional images, but if you are going to have it behind the name or involved as part of the name, you still need the name to be the part that stands out.