New logo for my domain business. Any ideas?

[Fancy.domains]

Hello,

I just changed my logo for my domain business. Do anyone have any comments? I've uploaded two versions...

 

[dname]

Personally I like it clean so my vote goes for the second one

 

[Fancy.domains]

Personally I like it clean so my vote goes for the second one

Thank you very much!

 

[NameClerk]

I prefer the second logo. At face value, the logo looks good but I don't see the correlation between "fancy domains" and a bull.

 

[Fancy.domains]

I prefer the second logo. At face value, the logo looks good but I don't see the correlation between "fancy domains" and a bull.

Thanks!

We are based in Thailand and it is meant to be a water buffalo (Too may companies here are using elephants). Cows and bulls are also popular in other "Domain Meccas" such as India, the US and China.

Also, people might ask... Why are they using a bull / buffalo for a domain business (like you did)? And then they hopefully will remember it. If you see a ".com sign logo", no one will probably even notice it.

It's like your sun. It brings value to the name :P

 

[NameAgency]

I have been told that including an animal in the logo is very trendy
My vote is for the second one.

 

[BrandClub.com]

Definitely the 2nd one ...

 

[DNScholar]

1st one looks more compact.

 

[frank-germany]

I like the one you use as profil

 

[vivaldi]

Good job, 2nd depending on your webdesign though. But why not add the dot between the words?

 

[Joseph Green]

I think the second one would look better if you made the background darker.

 

[BrandingModel.com]

I agree with Joseph the second one is also my choice and will definitely stand out more with a darker background

Its still a good logo regardless of the background but it would have more impact if it was darker. IMO

 

[Fancy.domains]

Thank you very much for your time and suggestions! Conclusions:

1. I will use #2 for most purposes (printed matters etc), but might keep 1# as an alternative.

2. I will use a darker background.

Thanks again!