Help Me Choose a New Logo?

So, this “despirately – disperately – desparately”seekingwp.com domain name has been a bit of trouble in the spelling department.  And its ridiculously difficult to spell over the phone.

As much as I love Heather – (in fact the domain name was why I started reading her blog – how can you not feel a kinship with someone desperately seeking sanity?) – I’ve purchased a new domain name to go with my tagline: your friendly geeks.

Now, comes the difficult part – re-branding!  Dianne and I put our heads together and have some options.  But I want to know what y’all think.

Which do you like?  But even more helpful – will be if you can explain WHY you like it?

black & pink geek-glasses

 

black & pink geek-glasses script

 

earth-color distressed

 

grey & green glasses

 

tri-color smile

 

Thoughts?  Critiques?

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Comments

  1. FramedCooks says:

    I vote for earth color distressed or tri color smile. I think the others are a teeny bit hard to read, but I love these other two…I think the smile might be my fave!

  2. Jen says:

    I love the grey and green. The colors are comforting and the fonts seem cheerful. Pink turns me off, it’s just a little too bright. And pink. ;) But the grey and green just makes me happy.

  3. Laura says:

    I like the grey and green too!

  4. Brenda Mueller says:

    Very creative! I do like the first one, but the tri-color smile gets my vote!!

  5. Ana says:

    I like the one with the orange (earth color distressed thingy), because I like orange :) On the other hand if the orange is gone and I have to choose again, I’ll choose the tri color because it reminds me of Cathy’s smile hehehe :)

  6. Beth Zimmerman says:

    I almost NEVER choose “orange” but I like the earth color one best.

  7. James says:

    I definitely prefer the earth-color distress logo. It’s by far the most readable.

    I’d suggest one tweak though: change the lower case “k” to a small uppercase one (like the “G”). That’ll give you a cleaner line between “Your Friendly” and “Geeks,” instead of having the top part of the “k” and the tail of the “y” so close together.