Graphics Help with logo -is *this* where I should have posted this? I'm sorry I did read the instructions...

I would like to see if anyone would be willing to create a logo with a watermark if that makes sense. Ideally I would like two copies of the watermark, one in black and the other in white (so that the black could go on light photos and the light could go on dark photos). Thank you in advance if you are able to help with this!!!! I'm a little confused about how these posts make their way through the "ready" and "in queue" etc. forums, but I assume I will be able to keep track by clicking on my own profile? In any case...

My website is: http://jillybeanpictures.com/
I would like to replace the square picture full of jelly beans with something like this:

The questions:
1)
What is the exact name you would like in your logo?
Jill Herzberg Morgenstern
Jillybeanpictures.com

I would like the words around a circle like they are in these two web sites:
http://www.sonkissedphotography.com/blog/ or https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc1/577477_10200635899353423_1351355646_n.jpg

2) What is your website address (ex: http:/site .com/; Site Name)?
http://jillybeanpictures.com/

3) Description of your website or business: Photography

4) Search the Internet for any logos/designs on the web that you feel convey
the style you are looking for?
http://www.sonkissedphotography.com/blog/
I like the round shape it can get in quite a bit of text into a watermark that isn’t too large. I also like how they have an elegant look to them . I dislike how “cute” even though I picked the website "jillybeanpictures", so I would like to counteract that with some elegance in my logo/watermark.

I also really like the swirlies on this one - https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc1/577477_10200635899353423_1351355646_n.jpg
But I like the first one better because it is more compact.

5) Requested size of your logo:
If possible what I would like is a small logo to replace the one on my website (the jellybeans in a cup – I would like to keep the jelly bean picture but lose the text.
I would like to replace the text with a round watermark and also have the round watermark as two separate files, one white (to use on darker photos) and one black (to use on lighter photos). I plan to use the watermark on internet photos, but I would like the option of using it on printed materials (like folder or packaging) and/or photos too.

6) Do you have any images/photos that can be used for the logo? (must be copyright free)
Yes. I have the picture of the cup of jelly beans and I also have a larger version of this single jelly bean (I thought this might work for the center of the watermark).


7) What logo styles do you like (text only, image only, text and image, etc.)?
Text and image please.

8) What colors do you want to see in your logo?
Colors from my website (pink, orange, brown, red, cream)


9) What colors do you NOT want to see in your logo?
neon pink, hot pink, neon orange. I would like the colors to be more subtle

10) Describe the target audience for your logo
Mothers of infants, children and teens. Also the teens themselves.

11) What are the top 3 things you would like to communicate through your logo?
Artistry
Beauty
Fun

12) Where will your logo be used (print, website, etc.)
On websites and printed materials

13) Do you have other info or links you want to share?
On the watermark I would like it to have the words in a circle around the whole thing like in the two I linked. Then I thought the jelly bean could go in the middle with decorations (swirls or just a shape like the first watermark had). I would like one in black and one in white so that the black could go on light pictures and the white on the darker pictures.

14) Finally we need is there a style font you prefer, please let us know.
From dafont I like “Before the Rain”, “Jellyka Saint Andrew’s Queen”, “Quickier”, “Jellyka Bees Antigue” (all these are under script). These might be too much for the watermark but maybe would help out my picture/log o on my web page. But I am open to whatever fonts help the overall look and go well with the general feel.