Faded element logo choices: POLL - please vote!

1

Hey everyone. I was realizing I needed to start creating my business image and portrayal. So, I made 5, but need to narrow it down. Please select the logo which you think stands out best or has a certain ‘spark’ in it, if any, that you think stands out from the rest. If you don’t truly like any of the logo choices, please say so in a response. Thank in advance. And, the ‘fe’ stands for faded element.

http://www.kirupa.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=34450&stc=1&d=1142814719

~Philip

2

You should make it like fade or something, just a sugestion.

3

This is just a vector black/white version. I’ll photoshop it later on in site production.

~Philip

4

#2 is sweeet. but i think the “e” reminds me too much of the internet explorer “e”.

5

I just dont get where you were going with number 5 lol. It looks like you wanted a fifth choice… and typed fe saved.

6

I like #4… just because it looks good, but I think none of them are logos, just letters merged. Why don’t you try doing something that could set a strong image… some letters won’t identify you very much.

7

#2 is ok, #4 is the best.

I agree with unchew that it needs something else, perhaps another element?

8

its very plain and not very logoish IMO, try doing something that will make your company image standout! :slight_smile:

What kind of work and style do you do/use ? :slight_smile:

work that out and then get cracking on ur logo! :smiley:

9

I like 4. It seems to flow better than the others.

10

number 4 and 2 in that order

11

Thanks everyone for the tips/hints. I’ll try and incorporate some sorta extra shape to add a ‘spark’ of individuality. Being unique is key, i figure.

Thx again! :slight_smile:

~Philip

12

number 4, phil! looks better than the rest…second choice is 1

13

the “e” does look very IE ish as someone said… :ne: which is slightly worrying now.

FE could also be seen as Iron btw…Thats what I thought when i first saw it. IMO I have no problems with it just being text for a logo (most of my fav ones are just text) as I believe your work will sell you better than a logo. Althought I know plenty of people would argue that :wink:

14

I’m not feeling any of them honestly…would you mind going in another direction totally?

15

if i had to pick, i’d go with 4. but i don’t really like any of them.

16

Panther21001 what does your company does?.. tell us more about your company… that way we might be able to choose a good logo design for you… of course from the list provided…

17

pesonally I like 2 cause it actually looks like an attempt at something unique, and would stand more apart than the others IMO. But I would’ve chosen 5 other than that. Personally to me I can’t stand #4 and how the e is disproportionally larger than the f… both being lower case. I think the way it’s connect is just sort of a cop-out way of trying to blend the two letters together. 1 and 3 just aren’t on the mark, 3 is just a bad version of 4, and 1 well… the e shape isn’t working fluently enough w/ the f.

18

If I had too right now I would say #4. #2 is a good concept but need massaging with a better choice of base text to base the wordmark off of. But in a whole they all are lacking what it takes to be effective imo.

19

I thought the same thing when I saw it. (Of course, I’m the guy who entered a periodic table of elements in the 25 line AS contest.)

Have you thought about using that association intentionally, somehow using iron as a metaphor for strength or fortification (or wrinkle-free shirts)? It may even suggest other design elements for the logo itself. Just a thought. Maybe that’s way too obscure/irrelevant for what you are doing.

20

what if you used both fonts? use the sans-serif f with the serif e or vice versa. or try “cutting” one out of the other, sort of like 1stbank’s logo