boatman22

OK Give me some feed back on the LOGO

tomtbone1993

1) the boat needs a beak

2) letters are harder to read at the bottom. "gold blends in with the blue to much.

3) I dig the overall lay out

4) good phone number

5) why advertise the LLC?

joew.

Not a problem! It is still kinda a wreck but good enoug for you monkeys

BY U BOY

The boat should be teal and the letters pink

Seriously though I agree with tom on the layout but kind of hard to read with the gold.

kfvintx

Logo looks good. Only thing that I would comment on is how you plan on using it -- on forms and invoices probably pretty good, on screen printed t-shirts probably pretty good but not good for smaller logo embroidered on chest of shirts like you or sales people might wear... fading of colors and that much text on top of object does not sew out well for embroidery.

Colors look good and easy to recognize what kind of business the logo represents with just a quick glance.

Good luck!!!!

spk1

I think making the boat longer and more sleek would give it more excitement. I did the one on the left.

tomtbone1993

save me some time and draw a cock on the side of that rig....

Rcolter

I think that the last time I looked boats have drive(s). Quit copying the TOPPS Sticker.

jeff1000man

The TOPPS sticker boat has drives on it.

jeff1000man

How did this go under the radar?

Conroe cop accused of bank robbery

03/24/2009

Associated Press


The FBI and federal prosecutors accuse a Conroe police sergeant of stealing more than $28,000 from a bank last year.

Michael Tindall, a 23-year veteran of the Conroe Police Department, was arrested Tuesday on one count of bank robbery.

A federal criminal complaint says Tindall, while off duty but still monitoring a police radio, walked into a bank in Conroe, located north of Houston, on Aug. 11. Officials say he wore a white helmet and demanded the money from the tellers.

Tindall is expected to make his initial court appearance on Wednesday. It was not immediately known if Tindall had an attorney.

If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.