Company Logo - opinions

[cslgirl]

Yup still prefer all black

[englebert]

Also a designer... i like the simplicity of the black too. It looks classy.

The style looks very established too, but please don't ruin it with such an off the peg font like Times New Roman.

[SMD]

Yea defo the Top one!

Our company has the same logo in different colours for different things.
Bussiness card Orange logo. Letters Black logo etc!

[windy]

Also a designer... i like the simplicity of the black too. It looks classy.

The style looks very established too, but please don't ruin it with such an off the peg font like Times New Roman.

Yeah, good point. Looks like an MS Word template type effort with Times.

Could be quite nice as a foil on your cards/stationery depending if you're a tight-wad or not! :whistle:

Here's our card with a black foil on GF Smith 540g duplex board...

[englebert]

Liking that!

[bryce]

Being a graphic designer, I have to ask, does it have any relevance to what your company actually does, or does it reflect in any way the impression that you want to give to your clients/customers both current and potential?

It has no relevance to what we do, its my family clan crest. I dont want it to have anything to do with what I do either, as I plan to go into other lines of business but have the logo recognisable as 'bryce's company'.

Englebert puts it well, and I feel it has that 'established' look, which I like.

Also a designer... i like the simplicity of the black too. It looks classy.

The style looks very established too, but please don't ruin it with such an off the peg font like Times New Roman.

I just used MS paint to quickly doo it. I know, it looks rough.

Any recomendations on fonts? Where do you graphics lads get them from?

Any tips/ idea's on the logo are welcome from you professionals. :smt023

Thanks.

[windy]

Any tips/ idea's on the logo are welcome from you professionals. :smt023

Thanks.

Best tip I can give, without sounding too much of an arse, it to go and pay a designer/agency to do it. There's a lot more to designing a logo/brand than playing with MS Paint, picking a font, then bunging the lot top-left on an A4 piece of paper and calling it a letterhead.

Shouldn't cost you more than £500 for print-read artwork.

You wouldn't try and paint your own car would you....? :whistle: