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A story.Once upon a time I decided to start up my own business. I made all the preparations, worked on a business plan, had the photos taken professionally, ordered the stock and packaging, fired one web designer and hired another one.
Except that I couldn't decide on a logo.
Which of the above fonts is your favourite? I've thrown a few wild cards in here - there are two which are front-runners with my focus groups so far. I have a personal favourite, which I think looks great on its own, but I'm not sure it looks as good in the context of a whole website as one of the others. And if you'd like to be part of an email focus group (with honestly only a few questions), send me an email (although I'm not sure I can offer you much apart from my love and gratitude.)
If I can decide quickly, I should be all ready to launch within two weeks! It's very exciting.
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first of all congrats! i like the bottom two. there's just something simple about them that speaks to me. good luck with everything!
I think I like the top one. All are great choices! I love the simple red.
I LOVE the first one - it seems to go well with the color. good luck! I really enjoy reading your blog and I can't wait to hear more about this!
I think I like the third one best--but all of them are quite nice!
How exciting!
I love the first one.
top one....hands down :)
I like #1 and #3 the best. Good luck deciding. Can't wait to see what you have going!
I'm alone on this, apparently. But I like #2.
I like #1
Thin clean lines but not too thin.
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1 and 3 =)
i am curious which ones are the curveballs now...
I love the second one, though they're all great.
The thirds looks the best as a logo, and if you chose that as your base you would be able to use the first type face for all your other writing and bits and bobs you might need to add to it.
Sounds exciting!
Quick straw poll in our office... (which consisted of me and my Art Director!) says we prefer the first two.
My preference is the second one as I like the boldness of it and I think it has more standout.
My Art Director likes the delicateness of the first one.
But we both agreed that it would depend on what you're planning to sell – whether it's more delicate or bold stuff if that makes sense...
P.S. Can't wait to see the shop too! Very exciting :)
I'm not normally a fan of serif fonts, but I like the second one - I think the serifs echo the curves of the brackets nicely. Second favourite is the top one. Good luck!
Top or third down. Sort the kerning out though!
Sounds exciting! I love the second one...but I think im in the minority!
good luck with your new adventure!!
I like the serif. Yes, definitely the second one.
I like the first one. Best of luck - sounds very exciting!!
the second one. that's the one!
I like the first and last one :)
And, I'm excited about seeing what you are doing with your shop!
I have to say that I like the second one the best. I like the boldness of it and how it is sort of curvy like the brackets.
Love the top three, but I particularly love the second one.
I am a fan of the third one. But the first one is also nice. It has a happy quality to it.
I like the second one, but the first one looks very "clean".
I like number 2 the best! What fun!
I love the 2nd one best.
Did I miss what kind of business it is? That, and the type of image you are trying to convey, seem important to me. For example, the font for a retirement home should be different from a jazz record label, I would suggest. Do you want your font signal friendly, fun, creative, traditional?
However, that aside, I'm not keen on the second which looks old-fashioned and I doubt you are launching a stuffy business! The fourth seems a little spindly. My favourite is the first.
this is a very difficult question.
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