Color suggestions for Logo

catsam
17.Apr.2008 10.46pm
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I’d like to know which color combo seems the best for my personal business logo. I am currently in a class and this design will be submitted as a part of an assignment, but I also plan on using it later for my website and/or business.

Also, if there are any other suggestions (other than color) they are certainly welcome.

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cerulean
18.Apr.2008 12.38am
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#1 for coherence. Using more colors than you need just clutters it.


Rez Oo
18.Apr.2008 1.10am
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Could it just work one colour?

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catsam
18.Apr.2008 9.10pm
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Here’s a B&W version. I forgot to post it before.


russ_mcmullin
18.Apr.2008 9.24pm
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I like #1, for the same reasons cerulean mentioned.


eeblet
28.Apr.2008 11.52pm
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I like 1, and the b&w - I think the main appeal of the latter is the unstroked text, which weakens an otherwise strong logo.

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picard102
29.Apr.2008 1.06am
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Ya the b&w is my favorite by far.
Did you ever consider colouring the black cat part of it insted of the letter forms?


innovati
19.May.2008 5.08pm
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ooooh, B&W is the best by far! yum!

I’d just watch that you place the exact same width between the stroke of the ’c’ and the ’c’ and the ’s’

Right now how close the ’c’ and the ’s’ looks awkward in relation to the rest of the logo


WhitePepper
20.May.2008 8.08am
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Defo the black and white version, but I’d try doing one in 2 colours as well but without the stroke round ’catsam’.


jayyy
20.May.2008 1.29pm
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I agree with Pepper. The b&w version but in 2 color / no stroke. I also agree the ’S’ sits a bit too tight in the ’C’. Check it out at small sizes.

I would go with a vivid second color - like green for a black cats eyes >


eeblet
21.May.2008 5.51pm
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I prefer everything about the b&w version - how about bringing back in the color without messing with the type or the shapes?

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Dan Weaver
22.May.2008 8.49am
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You might get some inspiration by going to Kuler
http://kuler.adobe.com/


ilovecolors
24.May.2008 11.23am
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I would get rid of the overall stroke. Since it’s a playful brand you could use a happy color like this green. You could play with the bottom S in order to achieve a tail of the cat :D


innovati
25.May.2008 9.44pm
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Ahaha! ilovecolors: Your colour versions remind me of http://trolltech.com/

and not that that’s a bad thing either.

Personally, of all I’ve seen I think this last post is hitting something gold, the left-most one is wonderful.

What I’d try, is pumping up the letter-spacing on the word ‘design’ so it’s the same width as CATSAM, but without being the same height.

best of luck!


AGL
26.May.2008 4.45am
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I like the B&W and the Green & Black. The stroked type confuses. Cool kitty :-)


ilovecolors
29.May.2008 1.54pm
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When I first saw it, I thought it reminded me of something... but I’ve just noticed that it looks like the Cat Adoption Team logo from Jeff Fisher.


LogoMotives
29.May.2008 6.17pm
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Hmmm...wondered where the traffic to my blogfolio was coming from...

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