Potomac Soap Co.

[lptabs]

My business is making soap and bodycare products. Here's my logo:

http://www.potomacsoapco.com/graphics/finallogo3.gif

[grease]

You are doing well. Your logo is simple, unique and memorable. Consider adjusting your layout to for perfection. The faucet makes the logo top-heavy. Try to integrate it in another way. This may mean reducing the size and trying to position on top. You also might want to clean up those edges just a tad - you can notice them on the curved outlines.

Take Care,

Grease

[jinky williams]

That's a truly awesome logo you have there. It's memorable and definitely tells what the company is about.

However, I think the logotype conflicts. Perhaps a serif font, and, as grease suggested above, play around with the logo:logotype size ratio and positioning.

I'd also like to see it without shadows and the outline. Just blue and black. I really don't think the logo needs any more colors than those two.

But, man, I really love that faucet. slight alterations to the curve of the water immediately after it exits the faucet, perhaps, but I think it will to well for you.

[lptabs]

Thank you both very very much! I really appreciate your advice and I plan to take it. I see what you mean about it being top heavy - do you think if I have the font even with the top of the faucet that would help? I do have a copy of the logo without the shadows, I'll post that as well.

[awesomes]

I agree with the other respondents. One thought though - perhaps add a bubble or two to emphasize the soap angle. Otherwise it may appear as if you are selling water purifiers. Best of luck.