Working on a website for my Father-in-Law's remodeling business. I've never considered logos a strong suit of mine, but wanted to try to do a little more than just find a font I liked. Best I could do was screw heads.
In the body of the logo... I think the screw heads are too small. At this size, you can't really see what they are. If you can convince the client to get rid of Inc. (in logos it is unnecessary, required only in legal documents) do it and then upsize the heads. All the elements look good, just need a little tinkering. Nice job.
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Joel Jenkins
Working on a website for my Father-in-Law's remodeling business. I've never considered logos a strong suit of mine, but wanted to try to do a little more than just find a font I liked. Best I could do was screw heads.
about 1 year ago
In the body of the logo... I think the screw heads are too small. At this size, you can't really see what they are. If you can convince the client to get rid of Inc. (in logos it is unnecessary, required only in legal documents) do it and then upsize the heads. All the elements look good, just need a little tinkering. Nice job.
about 1 year ago
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Joel Jenkins
Thanks Jordon, that's good feedback. I'll rebound the next version today.
about 1 year ago
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Logo + Site
by Joel Jenkins
Adjusted the logo, and plugged it into a website. Site is responsive and is using a .svg of the logo so it's nice and sharp on retina displays.
about 1 year ago