Logo

I like the centered version.

If you must keep the centered line by "grafico," I'd adjust it to fade out on the outer sides, not toward the center.

I also much preferred the old "X". Felt more natural. Who the hell is going to confuse it with Scotland's flag? :)

Yep! Best one so far. lose the gradient on the Grafico lines altogether.

And as KillSwitch said, go back do the original "X". If someone sees a white X on a blue background and starts craving haggis, that is on them.

look at a version that doesn't have the blue holding out of the neck and see how that one looks.

All that being said, I like this one a lot.

I congratulate you brother, I see you've found something strong here, I like what you've done.

A great job, try this version with the previous "X" and you have a winner.

I don't like this version. Phoenix Suns already got that bird like that centered in their logo - so, to many it would be an old news. Not saying that it was modified from that, but it looks pretty close. I would dimmer a white a bit to bring colors more softly together. For " Fenix " a different font would do more justice. Eliminate the gradients around Grafico. Decent job, so far.

I think that if you combine that nice take of the bird rising above " F " from version 2 with the feather feature from concept version 3 and just touch up on a composition - it would be your best bet in here.I personally like not symmetrical logos, as they look sharper. You have that awesome start in version 2 with a bird rising above " F ". There are too many logos with a Phoenix bird that centered above text and I live in Phoenix Arizona and every day see many similar logos in that regard: sport, plumbing, printing, transportation, police, fire department and etc. They just repeating themselves. Anyhow, you do what you feel is the best for you - I'm here to post a comment. Good luck to you!

I'm not a fan of this since day 1. Very cocky and dated to my taste. It doesn't fit a one person operation, like a freelance graphic designer. Too corporate. You're not a company, you are a person. Keep it simple and humble.