ArtMan Graphics, Logo Development Feedback Form, Let us design your logo

LOGO/TRADEMARK DEVELOPMENT

ESTIMATE FEEDBACK FORM

ArtMan Graphics will custom design your Logo/Trademark to meet your own unique needs but first

I need a little help from you. The information that you provide here will help me to

determine your Logo Design needs and provide you with an accurate quote.

Please fill out this form as completely as you can.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Please tell me how to get in touch with you:

Company Name:
Your Name:
Title:
Product/Services:
Mailing Address:
Suite Number:
City:
State:
Zip code:
Country:
E-Mail:
Web Site URL:
Phone:
Fax:

BUSINESS INFORMATION

Briefly describe your Business below (under 25 words).

What 10 'Key Words or phrases' would BEST describe your Business?

What types of Products or Services do you offer to your Customers?

LOGO INFORMATION

Do you currently have a Logo? YES NO

If not, please briefly describe your ideas. What is your Vision?

What is the Name of your Company?

What is your slogan?

LOGO Design & Layout

What type of Target Audience are you trying to Reach?

What Style, Feel and Appearance do you want your Logo to Have?

Corporate Loose Artsy Conservative

Illustrated Fancy Plain-Simple

What is your companies Color Scheme?

(Please include PMS numbers if you know them)

What is your choice of Typeface / Font?

Any Final Comments or Ideas?

Method Of Payment

Please see my rates/terms page for more info.

I wish to pay by CASH Company Check Postal Money Order

Thank You for taking the time to fill out this form. You will be contacted soon to discuss the details about your Proposal and Contract. Please don't forget to include your E-Mail address and telephone number for a prompt reply. If you have any questions for the ArtMan, feel free to E-Mail ArtMan Graphics today.

By submitting this form you acknowledge that you have read and agree to the terms and conditions of doing business with ArtMan Graphics and should we enter into a working relationship this acknowledgement becomes a bond of contract.

Revised: October 08, 2007