logo help

pick a logo

  • a

    Votes: 3 16.7%

  • b

    Votes: 6 33.3%

  • c

    Votes: 5 27.8%

  • d

    Votes: 4 22.2%
  • Total voters
    18
  • Poll closed .
I like logo D the best. Logo A is a close second.
 
I like B the best, but there are parts of the others that I like also. A is cool, but I like the other fonts better. Any chance of adding a couple water drops to B, or will that be too much clutter? I like the leaf idea for going green, the drop with the earth is cool too.
 
Those all are nice. If the letters in B were thinner or another font so they are easier to read, I would go with B.
 
B or D
 
Modify C and you've got a winner.

Take the drop with the globe and make it the "O" in Eco.

I use this same principle in my logo and it has served me well.




Best of luck which ever you choose.
 
Personally, I like all of those logo's.
I suggest that you insist on getting your logo sent to you in a vectored format so that it can be professionally duplicated on business cards, web sites (modified, of course), and many other promotional materials.

If you open up your logo & magnify it over and over again and it starts to look grainy, then it's a rastored graphic and you will have to pay someone to convert it into a vectored graphic before it can be professionally replicated.
 
I like C, but I would like it better if you could make the earth stand out a little more. Maybe a little lighter blue and a little darker green. But, I don't think you can go wrong with any of them
 
kyfireman2004 said:
Terry
I know he is doing this in coral. I also have coral .......What file do i need to ask for to change things....]
Lou
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As I understand it, someone correct me if I am mistaken, a file saved in coral draw ( recent versions ), can be saved in a vectored format. If they can save / export it in a AI, or SVG or PDF format, these formats are what professional companies are looking for.

A simple way of determining if your file format is vectored, it to open the file and click on your magnifying icon and magnify it ( zooming in on the graphic )... if the graphic becomes grainy, ( doesn't look sharp ), then it is rastored and not vectored, which is the preferred format you are looking for.
 
I like C but using the Font size of B. I'de still go with the green just bold it up.
 
Lou, most programs like Coral, Photoshop, Illustrator can open vector files such as .EPS. You want to ask for the file that allows you to manipulate the layers. You logo is made up of different layers.

Also, I like logo D. The leaf portrays that you are a GREEN company, and the wet look says that you work with water. I like it.
 
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