Logo Font - Please Vote
 

Hi all,

On some previous advice, I changed up the font a bit on my business logo. Please vote for your favorite in the poll, if any. :)

Original:


Option 1:


Option 2:


Option 3:


Option 4:

I like option 3. the font works with the image background better, rather than either standing out away from it or disappearing into it

I don't know why but the second one immediately makes me think of Heroes. Don't know if that is good/bad/or a sign of aneurysm.

I'm not a fan of serifs so I don't like the last one. I like the original and #3 best but the font is so narrow on #3 that the name is a big washed out by the logo behind. Also, I assume the odd kerning on "dy nam ic" in #3 is intentional but I think it just looks odd, more so because "nam" isn't centered. It still looks odd in the other two you used it in but not quite so much.

What's the impression that you want to portray? All these fonts have unique personalities.

I still need to adjust the kerning on most of them. I didn't want to waste the time until I figure out which font people are going to like.

NM, I want it to portray "professional moving art". So, something professional and easy to read, but at the same time a bit "artsy".

That's so weird, because I had almost the opposite reaction to the fonts from you, CJ...

I like 1 & 4 about equally, mostly because they have a smoother look, which to me goes better with the background graphic. I would like the first one better if it didn't seem quite so bold. I didn't like #3 because the writing suggests an older style... after all, the name of the font is Papyrus... whereas the graphic behind it suggests technology. In some ways that could be a good thing - it depends on how you vision your business, I think. I tended for #4 because it has the smooth appearance with a more comfortable touch.

So, I haven't voted yet. I will after thinking about it a little more.

I voted for option 2, but meant to vote for option 1.

option 3 looks the best to me... it screams professional artist to me...

Ah, you recognized the infamous Papyrus font. ;)

It is very dated, but I have a liking for it - not sure why. Figured I might as well throw it out there for feedback anyway. :)

A little more background to my business - I always want to be known for taking the extra step towards perfection, and a very keen eye for detail. That might help with making a decision.

I'll vote from home. Our firewall is blocking the pics.