Looking for Opinions of Logo Fonts

Jack Barnhill

Jack Barnhill

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I pulling things together to start my detailing business. Disregarding for now the placement and sizes of the images and text, I would appreciate anyone's/everyone's thoughts on these main title fonts for my logo.

Several of the fonts are similar with subtle differences and some a significantly different.

Thanks in advance.

Logo Font #1


Logo Font #2
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Logo Font #3
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Logo Font #4
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Logo Font #5
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Logo Font #6
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Logo Font #7
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Logo Font #8
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Logo Font #9
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Logo Font #10
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I really like #6. Not sure if I can explain exactly why. I just think it works the best.
 
Out of the choices given, I like #2 and #6 the best....And out of those two choices #6

would be my pick.
 
I'd say #6 just because it better matches the red font.
 
#6 The car and (auto detailing) has rounded edges so (kurb appeal) should too
 
Even with my choice of number #6 , I'm curious as to why have different fonts on the two lines. Seems like a little mis-match with #6 being the closest of the offerings. I'm not a artist or design guy but more like your typical customer.
 
#6 looks the best to me. It just caught my eye the most when looking through them all.
 
I like #6 too, it flows with the rest of the design.
 
If it was up to me, I would suggest font 5. The reason for this is readability, if you are making up any signage or other forms of print media, it would allow the reader to read it at a glance where as the font in #6 looks good but if you are a driver going by 5 would be easier to read. Just my opinion.
 
Yancy said:
If it was up to me, I would suggest font 5. The reason for this is readability, if you are making up any signage or other forms of print media, it would allow the reader to read it at a glance where as the font in #6 looks good but if you are a driver going by 5 would be easier to read. Just my opinion.
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Closet Pontiac fan, Yancy? :props:
 
Thanks to everyone for your input. It looks like #6 is the overwhelming favorite.

Here's my final version (although, nothing is locked in stone).

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@2old2change - The 2 lines were/are in different fonts to separate them visually and mentally. I see the brand as Kurb Appeal and Auto Detailing is what I do as opposed to real estate makeovers. At least that was my thought process.

@Yancy - I agree with your comment about readability. #2 was my original but, that seemed too old and too staid. I next went with #5 as it seemed a less rigid and was readable. At first, I thought #6 might be too "out there". I liked it, but wasn't sure if it would work.

With the consensus here for #6, I think what it lacks in easy readability is more than made up for in being eye catching. I need to catch the customer's eye before he can read it. And, it's not too difficult to read. Again, nothing's locked in stone. (BTW your TA looks a lot better than the one I had in the early 80's)

Thanks again.
 
I like the final version.......reminds me of that 50's retro look!

I think you have made a great choice......
 
personally i think #2 is the best, it looks the classiest which might attract more money
 
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