Evolution of a nice and meaningful company logo.
Please note that I have masked out part of the wordings on the company logo.
The masked out area is in a RECTANGLE grey box.

 

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On 3/18/2013 7:49:16 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,I am setting
up a new business with my
partner... Trading
business..I was told
that Logos must be round and
not squares, round-shaped
better? As in circle or
oval?Generated from the site,
this is me:Since you are
aweak yin
WaterDog, you don't want
to be too weak otherwise you
cannot take advantage of your
Wealth Element.And this is my
partner:Since you are
aweak yin
MetalDog, you don't want
to be too weak otherwise you
cannot take advantage of your
Wealth Element.What will be
the ideal colour for our
logo?Thank you so much
for your help.

Dear Master,
I am setting up a new business with my partner... Trading business..
I was told that Logos must be round and not squares, round-shaped better? As in circle or oval?
Generated from the site, this is me:

Since you are aweak yin WaterDog, you don't want to be too weak otherwise you cannot take advantage of your Wealth Element.

And this is my partner:

Since you are aweak yin MetalDog, you don't want to be too weak otherwise you cannot take advantage of your Wealth Element.

What will be the ideal colour for our logo?
Thank you so much for your help.

Based on the Five Elements concept:
Earth supports Metal and Metal supports Water.
Thus, your company logo should especially have:-
1. Earth element + Metal element and/or
2. Earth element + Metal element and even can include the Water element.
You have to take some effort to review the link, below:-
http://talk.geomancy.net
As the above link gives you a CLUE as to what colours and associated shapes each element is about.
You wrote: "I was told that Logos must be round and not squares, round-shaped better? As in circle or oval?"
If you have the time to read the above, link, then what was mentioned by you or told to you is not exactly correct.

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On 3/18/2013 7:19:09 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,I am setting
up a new business with my
partner... Trading
business..I was told
that Logos must be round and
not squares, round-shaped
better? As in circle or
oval?Generated from the site,
this is me:Since you are
aweak yin
WaterDog, you don't want
to be too weak otherwise you
cannot take advantage of your
Wealth Element.And this is my
partner:Since you are
aweak yin
MetalDog, you don't want
to be too weak otherwise you
cannot take advantage of your
Wealth Element.What will be
the ideal colour for our
logo?Thank you so much
for your help.

Here are the main points from this page:

• Business context: The discussion centers on choosing the right shape and color for a company logo in relation to Feng Shui principles.

• User background: The individuals involved are described as a weak yin Water Dog and a weak yin Metal Dog in the Chinese zodiac system. Both are advised not to weaken further, as this would reduce their ability to benefit from their Wealth Element.

• Shape of logo: There is a common belief that logos should be round (circle or oval), but the page clarifies that this is not strictly correct. Shape choice should be guided by elemental balance rather than a blanket rule.

• Color and element guidance:

  • Earth supports Metal, and Metal supports Water.

  • Therefore, the logo should incorporate Earth + Metal elements, and it can also include Water elements.

• Practical advice: The page points to resources explaining which colors and shapes correspond to each element, encouraging readers to align their logo design with these associations rather than relying on simplistic rules.

Here are the main points from this page:

• Business context: The discussion centers on choosing the right shape and color for a company logo in relation to Feng Shui principles.

• User background: The individuals involved are described as a weak yin Water Dog and a weak yin Metal Dog in the Chinese zodiac system. Both are advised not to weaken further, as this would reduce their ability to benefit from their Wealth Element.

• Shape of logo: There is a common belief that logos should be round (circle or oval), but the page clarifies that this is not strictly correct. Shape choice should be guided by elemental balance rather than a blanket rule.

• Color and element guidance:

  • Earth supports Metal, and Metal supports Water.

  • Therefore, the logo should incorporate Earth + Metal elements, and it can also include Water elements.

• Practical advice: The page points to resources explaining which colors and shapes correspond to each element, encouraging readers to align their logo design with these associations rather than relying on simplistic rules.