Here’s my new Logo. Any comments?
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Sunny - One man's opinion, I think it needs something to "kick it up" so it's more memorable. It's a bit bland. Maybe add another color? The logo reminds me of a flame that one of the oil companies here uses. It should be a little heavier, look more like a tree. The name Willowridge reminds me more of a real estate development. Don
I also thought of that tree leaf looks like a little flame the gas co's use.
But than I thought maybe you are suggesting you do underground construction?
Are you in landscape construction maybe?
Very nice. Just my opinion, but what Hammerlaw views as possibly somewhat bland, I view as classy and high quality. I think that different people respond to marketing in different ways, but I personally hate flashy marketing and/or logos.
Just my HO, but that logo is a keeper.
I like it. I find it very clean and upscale. One nice thing about a simple logo is that you can easily use it in different mediums. For example, you could work it in wood or metal, or you could embroider it on a shirt without losing detail.
In terms of using it on paper, if you decide later you want to dress it up without changing the design or adding another color, you could have it embossed or done in a foil.
Shauna
Thanks for the feed back, I'm already getting new business cards and truck signs made, so I won't be changing it. I justed wanted to get you guys opinion.
Josh
Might be better with a cute blonde holding the picture of the tree, works everywhere else!! hee hee.