New logo. Would like some input.

[hernandez.art13]

I saw this yesterday, but didn't say anything because of a the criticism I get.

IMO as a customer, it looks to plain and simple.

As an Artist however, if you want to keep that particular design, then you need more shading to make it look more realistic.



(This is a tattoo design, not saying use this, just an example)

Also IMO add a tad bit of color to it.

I do like you wheels/tires design however!

The tad bit of color will make it Pop!

[hernandez.art13]

-How about something with these colors...And:

-Move the "D" (and -etails) to the rear wheel-opening to correspond with the "D" (in divine) at the front wheel-opening



-Leaves plenty of room for your contact information where ever you want.

Just a thought.



Bob

Yes I like this one more, makes it look more uniform

[jgibson2980]

I have made my own logos and helped and make some on here. I think your font should stay the same . Or if each word has a different font make it simaler. Car silhouettes are fine but over done . And yours has alot of detail . If you chose to use one make it with less detail . Aslo loss the wheel wells .

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[RLove]

Definitely use the same font on each word, and overprint the car with the lettering disregarding the car itself...just let it be in the background. Like the previous poster said, lose the wheel wells and most of the car detail - it's distracting. Simplicity works best.

[RLove]

Waited too long to add this before. Googled Ferrari silhouette for the image, although I didn't get a Ferrari. You get the idea though.

[rmagnus]

Waited too long to add this before. Googled Ferrari silhouette for the image, although I didn't get a Ferrari. You get the idea though.

I like that good recommendation (concept). Orange is a very dynamic color.