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splitslim
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 11:57
Hi, can you please help me decide between these logos/watermarks?

Your opinions are appreciated.

Thanks!

Logo 1

http://lh4.google.com/ninoraf/R8bnSEsBORI/AAAAAAAAAKw/V9KqxSk1qM4/s800/logo12.jpg

Logo 2

http://lh4.google.com/ninoraf/R8bnSEsBOSI/AAAAAAAAAK4/FbSq2xiDHqk/s800/logo13.jpg

Logo 3

http://lh5.google.com/ninoraf/R8bnSUsBOTI/AAAAAAAAALA/iQk_8pl1UdM/s800/logo14.jpg

Mike
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 12:23
No logos to see fella!

DaddyinKC
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 12:25
Just red x's

g-money
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 12:35
I like the middle X the best ;)

Greg

Mike
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 12:59
I don't even see x's :(

;)

ZekaG
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 13:04
"Logo2" is so classical... jk

splitslim
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 13:10
Sorry, user error.

They should be visible now.

Thanks!

HuskyKMA
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 15:39
Well, I can't even tell what it says! What in the world are the 2nd and 4th letters? Are they As?

nino rafanelli? nino refenelli? Or the other way around, rafanelli nino?

Also, the "ll" looks out of place, like it's a different font.

splitslim
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 15:56
It should read Nino Rafanelli.

Does anyone else have difficulty deciphering this font?

Zvon
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 16:26
I struggled a lot trying to read the font. I think the vertical nino would work if it was near the front of the word Rafanelli, it kinda confused me until i realized what was going on, unfortunately I only knew what was going on when you told us what the name was :S

Mike
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 16:49
Is it me or does it looked stretched?

DJShuttering
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 20:48
Is it me or does it looked stretched?
Yea, like you are watching regular TV on a widescreen.

wyofizz
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 21:25
Looks cool but is too hard to decipher name.

Dave

OdiN1701
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 22:20
Hard to read it...don't like that.

Uhland
28th of February 2008 (Thu), 22:23
Besides how hard it is to read if you dont know what it already says..
I like #3 out of the three.

Thats not a logo. Thats a Banner / Name

splitslim
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 07:03
Thank you for your replies. I think all though this font looks good, it may cause too much confusion as you all say.

I'll continue to work on it and post an updated version for your C&C.

Thanks!

splitslim
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 10:51
Here are a new batch.

I like the idea of Rafanelli Foto, utilizing the F from Rafanelli.

Thoughts?

http://lh5.google.com/ninoraf/R8gpVXvbboI/AAAAAAAAAM8/jclQaEod1iY/s800/logoRF1.jpg

This one has a slight emboss around "Ra anelli" and "oto"
http://lh6.google.com/ninoraf/R8gpVnvbbpI/AAAAAAAAANE/zJnTHiKDADM/s800/logoRF2.jpg

Fenster
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 11:12
Of the first batch, they are all completely illegible. Of the second, the first logo is more readable, but why are you stretching out the fonts so much?

splitslim
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 11:58
How's this one?

http://lh5.google.com/ninoraf/R8g6KXvbbsI/AAAAAAAAANk/xBM-gBOW2Ds/s800/logoRF3.jpg

That's a drop shadow around the F, but it's showing white for some reason.

TroyRaymond
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 12:03
I can read this version, but I can't tell the difference between the two. Even after your description.

From a graphic designers perspective... Spacing the letters make it much easier to read at a distance such as vehicle lettering, letterheads, embroidery and such.

Troy

TroyRaymond
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 12:07
How's this one?

http://lh5.google.com/ninoraf/R8g6KXvbbsI/AAAAAAAAANk/xBM-gBOW2Ds/s800/logoRF3.jpg

That's a drop shadow around the F, but it's showing white for some reason.

The color of the drop shadow can be changed in the layers blending options. Click on the name 'drop shadow' and the options for drop shadow will appear.

This version is better than the previous. How is the business name actually spelled?

Troy

TroyRaymond
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 12:19
Personally I like it stretched out more.

The business name, website name and 'identity' should all be spelled the same so there is no confusion on how it's actually spelled. When customers are looking for your website, it should be spelled correctly. If you own foto and someone else owns the same name with photo, then they will be getting the traffic. The same thing goes for .com, .net, .org. If your .org, chances are .com will get more traffic. The alternative would be to register both names and all varients of them.

A logo is more of a graphic or emblem that would be associated with your name and/or business.

Troy

splitslim
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 12:20
The business name will either be Rafanelli Photography or Rafanelli Foto, still in the decision process.

How's this? And thoughts on the name?

http://lh5.google.com/ninoraf/R8g-vXvbbtI/AAAAAAAAANs/JBHPnV5q65I/s800/logoRF4.jpg

TroyRaymond
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 12:32
Other ideas for your web address would simply be your name.

Assuming Rafanelli is your last name it is already taken for .com and .net

The foto and photo equivelant are both available. If you choose foto I would recommend purchasing both spellings with .com and point both names to the same website.

Photography is more professional.

Hope I've been of some help,

Troy

theague
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 12:53
I think misspelling words in a business name isn't the best idea. just my opinion, which we all know EVERYONE has... :lol:

splitslim
29th of February 2008 (Fri), 13:27
I also prefer Rafanelli Photography.

Here's a new take I would like to share.

http://lh5.google.com/ninoraf/R8hOTXvbbuI/AAAAAAAAAN0/e4GB854ag7s/s800/logoRF5.jpg