Hi,

 

I don't have any experience with logos,

 

So Will appreciate your opinion and help.

 

Thanks

 

Vera

here are the options for now::

 

 

I take it you want to design a logo but don't know where to start?

 

I read this article a little while ago. I think it might be useful to you.

 

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/06/12-essential-rules-to-follow-when-designing-a-logo/

 

I hope it helps

 

EDIT:

 

Verawolf, you should be able to edit your posts and insert images the the top post instead of posting again. So you want your opinion on logo's you've designed then or what? It's just you said you have little experience, so I assumed you wanted help designing one.

Ok- sorry for the "different" options- here is the last one:

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I like the very first one personally. Be careful with graduation in logo's because they may not work so well in print. Also, double check that any logo works in both Black & White, Grayscale and Colour

thanks...

 

 

Any one else? pleas!

I prefer the first one because it's very clear and easy to understand. You can then use the symbol for brand recognition. Also, the simple use of blue and green work really well together.

 

The logo with the reflective gradient looks a bit "2008" ...!

Greentorch , thanks.

 

Than how the 2009 looks like? Sorry , I am not a big fan of logos...

First or last but maybe no reflection on the last

OK, thanks !! I do prefer the first too. The now owner of this logo likes the first one too.

The first logo looks professional and modern. The logo with the reflect below is looks good, but a little dated - but it depends what the logo is representing. What does the business do?

Its a Software developing company.

Definitely the first one for a software developing company. It's clear, simple, corporate and professional.

Thanks again.

 

Last question, Should I stop on that logo ( the first) or should I keep on working and try harder?

Is that looks like a professional company logo?

I think its definatley good enough

I'd stick with the first one. If the client wants more changes they'll most likely ask

Thank you all !