Please help me pick out a logo by telling me which one you like most and what changes you think I should make. Tell me the letter and whether you liked the left or right side more. You can email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or comment below.
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 19:36
posted by Ana
HI Gabi, I agree with the comments posted by Alicia. My first choice is D on right. Best of luck!!!
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009 09:18
posted by Alicia
Hey Gab, Congrats on the business! Regarding the logo - I think it is important that the logo NOT look whimsical, as Divorce is very serious and not fun. Therefore, I don't think A, B, C in either column is appropriate. A1, A2, B2, C2 are too 'whimsical' in my opinion, they look happy, the fonts in A1 & A2 are feminine, the way the word "divorce" is written in B2 & C2 seems farcical and not serious. B1 & C1 - I don't like the wavy line through the middle, again, it has a feel that it is not serious again D1 - I think the straight line, color & font have a 'severe' and serious feel. i think it more appropriately captures the mood of divorce in my opinion. it has a very masculine feel to me. D2 - i like the fact that there is a visual representation of broken circle, i might suggest to make the break in the circle more pronounced so it is very obvious at first glance b/c when I see 2 cicles, I think of people joined and when I read the word 'divorce' I need to see that these circles are broken at first glance to get it. while the font feels a bit feminine, it is more neutral than some of the others. however, the '.com' is not very easy to read, and that is a drawback. All in all, D1 is my favorite of the 8. I don't know that I am 100% in love with it, but feel it is the best of the choices above for the reasons I listed. Hope to never need your services :) hehehe, hugs & miss you.
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Monday, 16 November 2009 21:19
posted by
President Barack Obama
C & D on the RIGHT!
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Monday, 16 November 2009 21:18
posted by
President Barack Obama
I'm liking C & D
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Monday, 16 November 2009 20:34
posted by Tita
I like D on the right but with the red & black colors - Besitos :)
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Monday, 16 November 2009 20:23
posted by
Rebeca Guaty Borges
Hey Gab, I like D at the right. I think the colors and the print are professional. The O and ring makes it to the point. All the best and much much success. Love you and miss you, Beck
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Monday, 16 November 2009 17:47
posted by
Randy Levine
Sorry, That's D and C on the left. I didn't notice there were 2 D's and 2 C's.
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Monday, 16 November 2009 17:43
posted by
Randy Levine
D first, c second, but almost a tie. I would work with D to perfect it. The others are not serious enough for a business as serious as divorce law. That's my professional opinion.
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Monday, 16 November 2009 17:38
posted by Alex
I like option D in the second column with the two rings with one slightly broken. It may seem hokey, but perhaps putting smiley face in the rings to convey positive thing. What do you think?
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Monday, 16 November 2009 17:20
posted by Hamsy
Well, the curves in most of the logos make them all difficult to read. If I were you, I will pick C, and modify it. You could make the word “divorce" straight, and leave the crooked white line to see if it looks easily readable. You want people to be able to read it fast, and sometimes, pretty or cute doesn’t sell. I agree with Carmela, red should be your complementary color; it attracts your eyes to it. Good luck!
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