Originally Posted By: jstone
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Let me know what you guys think of this logo. Don’t hold back, I could use some opinions.
Let me know what you guys think of this logo. Don’t hold back, I could use some opinions.
Originally Posted By: Don West
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That’s a very nice logo. Clean, crisp and graphic.
Good job!
Originally Posted By: gbeaumont
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Hi John,
my thoughts are these, I like the overall design, but when you get down to printing it at a real size for letter heads and business cards I think that you are going to find that the house looks too busy you may want to stylize it a bit to loose some detail, also I would make the edges of the house line up with the outer edges of the word "Stone"
Just my 2 pence worth
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Gerry
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Originally Posted By: gjohnson
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John,
Like Gerry I do like the overall design of the logo. I do think that it is a bit busy. Logos are really supposed to be simple and not to much to look at.
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Originally Posted By: John Bowman
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With such a great last name I would venture to say with a little more thought a much better logo could be accomplished.
Gerry and Gary make a good point. This logo would be great for the Web Site, but busy on your printed billing, letterheads, reports, business cards, etc.
Originally Posted By: hgordon
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but keep in mind the problem with being able to read Property Inspections.
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Originally Posted By: tgardner
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STONE - makes a great wall, great cobble, great road, - not good in a garden.
As a GARDNER, I say --- so what's in it for me? Knee Knockin' headaches
Thank you - thankyouverymuch! aaaahuhuh?
tg
Originally Posted By: cnordby
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Hi John
I like your design, but with such a great name as Stone, you should implement some ‘stones’ in there even if it were just under the house as a walkway or foundation. People’s minds will automatically put the two together and it will help make your company easy to remember. Simplify the house and yes make the words property inspections a bit bigger. I really like the way you did the house in reverse.
Stone is a nice strong name. Use it to your advantage.
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Originally Posted By: douglas rider
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I to like your name but I think that the house has to go , old tired over done when i at look all the the comppetions brochures out there they look the same houses houses houses. with the name stone i would look at stones try stone henge or the innuksuhck ( www. ken kirkby] or those guys you have carved in stone down there . they would represent strength
control fair ness something that stands tall like your name. peopel would like that . not a house
Originally Posted By: jstone
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Thanks for all the opinions about my logo design. I really appreciate it.
I have a new design put together. More upscale without the "house". Let me know what you think of this direction.
Originally Posted By: cnordby
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Hi John…so what I see is a black box on top of your lettering. I will look and see what type of stones I have to work with and email you. If that is ok?
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SafeHOME
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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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Maybe if you reversed colors it would come out better.
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Originally Posted By: jstone
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I always have this problem with people on PCs. I am on a Mac and it seems that PC monitors always have darker settings than most Mac monitors.
The black box actually has a stylized column in a dark gray so that it shows up but without too much contrast. I will try to lighten it up so that you can see it better.
Originally Posted By: jstone
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Hopefully this version will show up better.
Originally Posted By: jstone
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bump
Originally Posted By: cnordby
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Hi John…nice job on your logo. Here are a couple of quick ones that were fun to do.
http://signsbycheryl.freeservers.com/images/stone2.jpg
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SafeHOME
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Originally Posted By: Mike Parks
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I like the first one better.
Mike P.
Originally Posted By: jwortham
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I agree. I liked the first one better.
Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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With a name like stone…I’m picturing two white marble columns on either side of an archway with the words STONE over the archway in raised lettering.
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Originally Posted By: jstone
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Thanks for the continuing advice guys.
Cheryl, I really appreciate your effort to help out by doing those designs.
I guess I need to figure out which one to go with and stick with the decision.