Logo feedback wanted

[keanul18]

Let me know which you think looks better. Thanks
#1

#2

 

[trashmanssd]

1 looks more consistant. the lines on Auto Spa thin out same as the ones on the crown and the letters look like the same as imperial.

 

[512detail]

welcome to Autopia!


I like #1 as well for similar reasons but like the sizing on #2 as a more overall visual appeal.

At least you are only considering two. I recently went though a logo redesign and it was a fun yet frustrating process. Good luck.

 

[ShakingHorizons]

welcome to Autopia!


I like #1 as well for similar reasons but like the sizing on #2 as a more overall visual appeal.

100% agree with Brandt!

 

[nickclark08]

#1, for reasons above.

 

[RaydiantDetail]

I vote for #1. It looks cleaner and more appealing visually.

 

[Accumulator]

keanul18- Welcome to Autopia!

One more vote for #1.

 

[nothingface5384]

keanul18- Welcome to Autopia!

One more vote for #1.

1 as o! More inclined focus on both words simultaneously, where as 2nd logo I`m only focused on top line.

 

[mikejames]

#1 is my choice also because it`s easier to read, especially if your going to logo your detailing vehicle imho.

 

[HCF]

#1 its nice an bold

 

[Concourswanna b]

I vote for #1.
Maybe look at the kerning a bit, like the spaces between "IM" and "AL". I like the "RI" which seems a ligature was used.
Looks pretty clean. Using "SPA" suggests that it`s upscale.

 

[JohnZ3MC]

Welcome,
And #1 - it sort of visually states professionalism and perfection. Sort of what you`re trying to convey I`m betting.

 

[rottenII]

# 1 hands down.

 

[polishd]

Agree with 1, the text suits alot more imo.

 

[Coleroad]

Again another vote for #1. It was a easy decision between the two.

 

[PA DETAILER]

#1

 

[512detail]

we never heard back from the OP...I wonder which one they went with

 

[FIDOAG14]

What about going with #1 but changing "Auto Spa" to a Sans Serif font?

Might be beneficial to your brand to incorporate a serif and a san serif into your logo and then carry those two fonts through everything you print.

e.g. on your business card: your name in the serif, your title in the san serif.

Just my 2 cents!

 

[Marine Clerk]

#1 is more of an eye catcher.

Second one is more subdued.