Help with my new business

[ryno]

Wanted to get some opinions on a logo for my new business. The designer will make unlimited revisions so all constructive criticism is welcome and appreciated.

[uhohNumber2brb]

i voted #2, but you need to change the color of the dudes shirt and shoes....

#2 for quantity over quality...
#1 for quality over quantity.....

[Zoomzoomers]

Originally Posted by uhohNumber2brb

i voted #2, but you need to change the color of the dudes shirt and shoes....

#2 for quantity over quality...
#1 for quality over quantity.....

Somewhere in the mockup/ad squeez in a picture of a girl with a huge rack. Hey it works for Hooters. Good luck with your business.

[SDG35619]

I chose #2, but I'd look at different color schemes. I don't have my design tools here at work but maybe a differnt color scheme will compliment your logo. And like someone already said change the guys shirt color don't make it the same as the dog's fur.

[ggirl]

I like 1. Maybe have a person sitting in the chair with the pets.

[beanie]

I like #2 out of the 3 also. And I agree with trying to change the color of his shirt as well.

#1 is cute but there is so much detail that if the logo has to be small, it may be hard to see.
#3 isn't bad but #2 has more of a cuteness factor to it

[gammawolf]

#2 and #3 get the point across a lot better. The idea of someone taking care of your pets, someone warm and friendly.

I don't like #1, my dogs aren't cats and the idea a pet sitter is to make sure my dogs are walked, fed, and looked after so they don't cause trouble. The one thing I do like about #1 is the cursive writing. It's subliminal, but it always has a comforting, human touch to it.

[SDG35619]

Some good posts here. I think the reason #2 works so well is that it shows interaction with the animal and the man (who in this case is the care taker) gives the petowner a sense of security that "Bobo" the dog will be taken care of very well.

The key thing is show a person interacting with the pet.

[jl9618]

I like number 1 for a couple of reasons-

The pet sitting in the chair makes me feel like the owners of the business truly have a passion for animals and reminds me of how my dog looks when hanging out.

The cursive writing adds a touch of upscale feeling to the logo.

[superdude]

Originally Posted by jl9618

I like number 1 for a couple of reasons-

The pet sitting in the chair makes me feel like the owners of the business truly have a passion for animals and reminds me of how my dog looks when hanging out.

The cursive writing adds a touch of upscale feeling to the logo.

yea, i like number 1 also

[Neal376]

number 2, because it is symetrical and leaves a lasting impression. The picture complements the words nicely. I believe it will be easiest for the customer to remember number two.

if you have not read about mind maps here you go
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_maps

very interesting subject! and works very well

[AustinG35]

Originally Posted by ggirl

I like 1. Maybe have a person sitting in the chair with the pets.

Agreed. I voted for #2, but liked #1, but it is missing someone sitting in the chair or something.

[Zoomzoomers]

Originally Posted by AustinG35

Agreed. I voted for #2, but liked #1, but it is missing someone sitting in the chair or something.

Yeah, this is my opinion too.

[Phelan]

I really liked #1, but as was said before it wouldn't scale down for a business card as well as #2.

[msb3079]

i voted #2
but like suggested - don't have his shirt the same color as the dog.