Logo analysis

I really like this logo. I especially like the font that is used. This was my first design I made. To make this logo I used a website called TailorBrand to design all 5 of these logos. I really like the simplicity of this logo (This is a common theme with my first three logos).  

I don't like this logo as much as the first one. Although the M is the same I don't much like the diamond red like around the M. I really wouldn't like for their to be a diamond around the M how it is, this is why I like the third logo (I'll get onto that next).

This is my favourite logo. I love the line going underneath the M, I also like how the M kind-of looks like a W if you look at it a certain way. I like this because my last name is Western. I like how the font is bigger and the fact it goes down with each word, it doesn't go side-to-side like my other four logos. I think I am going to use this logo going forward because I really like the style compared to my other potential logos
This is my least favourite logo out of the five. I dislike the red diamond (just like the first one). I also dislike the way the M is presented and the font at the bottom, I find it almost unreadable. 
In my opinion this is only just better than the last one. I think the M is better than the last one I wrote about. It is the same M as the one in my favourite logo, also the other two before that. I do however like, how the font isn’t as spaced out as the last one.






Overall, I think I have a good set of logos to select from. As I mentioned earlier in the post, I am going to use the third one going forward as my official business logo. I think this logo best fits my business brand and message. I also think that that logo will best fit any social media logo e.g. twitter and YouTube since the logo goes downwards and not from side-to-side. 









 

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