I like _01 best, though I couldn’t say which variant. It’s well crafted and I like the type treatment. The only sure message it sends me is that you would like your name to be pronounced “har-gree-ayves”. As for the mark, it seems exceptionally neutral, evoking nothing and just being a design - and since you’re selling design, I guess that works.

I like _03 best. I think it looks a more confident mark.
I generally prefer logos where the type and icon interact with each other, and are’nt separate parts. With _01 and _02 if the purpose of this project is a visual device to promote your name, then the size ratio between the type and icon needs attention.

You have another design element of the ’-’ symbol above the ’a’, not sure what this is telling me?

Also for _03 I think you should spell out your full name and not the initial.

I like number 1, the one in the middle best. Looks really nice, I’d like to see that one with the none-filled corners rounded like the inside of the filled ones, to see if it improves it or not. The ã bothers me when the j and i dosen’t have any dots.

I think number 2 would be better if the “flower” would be filled instead of just having a stroke.

I like number 3 the least.

Nice examples though.

peter

Initially _03 was the one I liked the most think the placement and the serif type sold me to it, however i dont understand the bag (in case thats a bag) or the frame outside it, on a second look I liked _02 best i feel it more generic, and still comunicating the same. however i wonder about the icon placement perhaps tilting it up a notch.

I would like to know what the frame in comp_03 means though.

my2cents

Mak Gutierrez

This is why logos ought to be designed in single color. Others think the symbol is a flower. I thought it was an orange slice. If that’s the case, I imagine this is about “fresh” design or something. I also see a hub and partnership. Let us know if this was intended or not.

I’d like to see the type (from 02 as well) made a little less neutral. I’m not sure I feel much relationship between it and the symbol. And, like the others, I’d like to know what the macron over the ’a’ is about.

I agree that it’s a finely constructed mark that conveys simplicity, sophistication, and freshness.

I’m cursed with corny shape associations ... so take what I say with a grain of salt from this point forward. Stupidly, I see the orange/flower as as a Trivial Pursuit game piece. (Maybe I’m just bitter for sucking at Trivial Pursuit.)

The examples that are “framed”, my crazy brain sees a piece of toast, which makes the “flower” a rather distinctive burn pattern embossed by a novelty toaster.

I hope Dr. Phil isn’t reading this.

I love the second version in the last set you’ve shown. Having the shape a little above the name gives it a lot of interest and is unique.