How could this logo be better?

Jean-Claude · 07-20-09, 05:35

It's being tweaked right now and we're getting it "there" but I'd like to hear how it could be better.

bufferbarry · 07-20-09, 07:16

hmmmmmmm I really like it. maybe throw in some black around the grey border. make the border stand out some more! I'm thinking it will give that 3d affect to it.

ohiostate · 07-20-09, 07:31

Whats up with the east???

I do like on site, but maybe make a logo with "on site" replace with Mobile..

Make the gray black????

Looks good, I like the light green..

Jakerooni · 07-20-09, 07:35

The font dosen't fit the globe. It looks off. Also I just don't care much for the font at all for some reason it just looks off to me....

tenorplayer23 · 07-20-09, 08:54

Hey,

Not too bad! I would center the wording in the circle (as the orther post mentioned).

I would also change the small lettering "on-site" to be common with the rest of the logo. I would not use more than two font styles in one logo.

Also, how will the logo be used? If you are handing out business cards, it's one thing to use the soft pastels......I like the green & gray. But, if for signage, I would suggest a brighter color scheme. And that wouldn't be a brighter green....the green shade you have is very tasteful. Also, the comment about using more "black" might be a way to enhance or make it stand out more.

BTW, do you have a simple "symbol" to go along with or represent the name of the business. Aka, take a look at the logo on the site I found below. I like the "E" in script.

Esoteric Auto Detail in Columbus Ohio

Just my first reactions. Sorry if it's too much yada yada.

See ya.

toyotaguy · 07-20-09, 09:37

that's going to be really hard to get printed on shirts and clothing if you should decide to go that route! I am going through that with one of the screen printing guys who cant really do gradients with his setup! and the ones who can, charge almost triple!