I think the main one would be the black logo, just because it matches the text and with the others it seems to stick out weirdly instead of blending in as an actual logo.
But even with that said, I think it might be better to use one base colour or two individual branding colours just so that they can carry on to a brand identity. Having shades kind of detracts and isn't really a clear worked out colourscheme.
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I think the main one would be the black logo, just because it matches the text and with the others it seems to stick out weirdly instead of blending in as an actual logo.
But even with that said, I think it might be better to use one base colour or two individual branding colours just so that they can carry on to a brand identity. Having shades kind of detracts and isn't really a clear worked out colourscheme.
This week I can see a lot of improvement from the logos you posted last week. The typeface looks better and the thinker lines make it stand out more.
Out of the 5 logos I prefer the blue colour scheme, but the text is easier to read when it is black.
Victoria is right JB. The Blue/Black one works just fine.
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