New logo

[Gaulkin]

let it die

[RLorenzen]

I like it. It's attractive, clean (well you know what I mean, lol) and uses nice colors.

[Jay Brass]

I like the vivid, eye-catching colors. Good job.

[chanson]

I would try changing the purple to a green. Green is a color of recylcing and earth etc etc etc. I would also consider taking the details out of the W and A and making it a little more clean. Though the definition does add character it displays a cartoony effect to me and would IMO look alot more professional with a cleaner look. JUST my opinion however and what you have is a great start!

[Gaulkin]

I tried using green and it didn't have the great connection like blue and purple. Plus i included the recycle sign in the back so the green doesn't have to be used. Also i thought the text i used gave you the feeling of a garbage company.

[chanson]

Hmm i was thinkin the greens would look really goodif you used a pale green a medium green. the blue and purple go well though and if you like it then stick with it. I wasnt sure what that font was it seems like it has.. grass? or something around the edges maybe trees? Personally, owning a business in this field(design, marketing etc) I would try to get something cleaner because it is going to represent your company and you want it to portray professionalism. Do you mind if I do something up this evening so i can give you a visual example of what I am refering to? If you like it you can ahve the psd files if you dont then at least we managed to get a good conversation out of it

[Gaulkin]

Go for it.

[Gaulkin]

You mean like this?

www.junkonwheels.com/j.jpg

[Jay Brass]

You mean like this?

www.junkonwheels.com/j.jpg

The first one is better.

[Gaulkin]

He is right though it is unprofessional, the first one that is.

[crackah]

Not really a fan of either. Dont look that attracting. They look amateur.

[Wowzerz]

It's no good, sorry.

A logo needs to be simple. Get rid of the colors. Get rid of the stroke. Get rid of the bevel and emboss. Not only is a bevel like that the sign of a newbie designer, it wont translate into embroidery or screen printing very well at all.

A logo needs to look great in black and white (1 color, BLACK) to be universally usable for all types of media. It also needs to be created in vector format which I highly doubt that has been done.

Just being real with ya.

[chanson]

Its the right idea, just needs a little adjustment. the font needs to be more squared edges a little less bubbly and a wider base on the letters, that will let it mesh together a bit better.

[chanson]

a good point there by wowzerz. the bevel has to go it will not translate well at the print shop!

[Gaulkin]

How bout this?

www.junkonwheels.com/new.jpg