Which landscaping logo?

[copythat]

Lm( y )o

The first one by a long shot. The second one reminds me of Ladders and Chutes or Candyland.

Just took a second look. Soo right!

 

[mc916]

Can you give it a lite stroke to define the S?

move the logo so it becomes the first letter in the company name.

I think you did a good job on the logos. Just wondering how it would look as part of the company name.

 

[thinksigns]

I'm probably the only one, but I did not notice the ivy leaves at first. Maybe take away one of the colors?

 

[Marco]

Pro post yayyyyy

Hi Joe, always great to see your work. Joe I liked the second one, walkway without scoring and flowers on the sides. This leaf thing is everywhere.
one half cent ;-)

 

[Joe Diaz]

Okay, here is what we ended up with:
Here's the first truck and trailer. It was kind of a crappy day today so the photos suck. We'll have to get some nice ones this summer. Noting special though, no wraps, just your standard fleet graphics. Simple and clean, our bread and butter here.


Here's some of the print work. I plan on doing the silk cards with gloss spot UV. There will be a little repeating leaf texture on the backside done with the spot UV.


Then of course he has to replace all his old signs, and let's not forget the new website.

 

[Marlene]

nice, love the entire package. everything fits together so well. your customer must be thrilled

 

[Sign Up Graphics]

Sign Up Graphics

Graet job!!! very nice logo.

 

[HillHouseGraphics]

In my opinion, you should work on the first one... Bring the blades of grass out to create the S otherwise they become distracting.

In my opinion...

Remember that opinions are like rear ends, everyone has one and they all stink at times.

 

[neato]

That looks great Joe.

 

[laserman70]

great work as always

 

[TDFcustomSL]

How about logo from #1 and text from #2

+1

 

[BALLPARK]

The final results look great! Your work is very impressive...

 

[Marlene]

I also like that on the pickup truck you didn't run the lettering thru the break but on either side of it. I've seen so many just let things fall where they may and if a letter gets chopped in half, so be it. it takes planning to have letters line up on either side of a break and not have it look off. you do some nice work not only in the design but the planning and placement on what it is intended for. :U Rock: