Disclosure: I created all the stuff in my entry all by myself. (?)
A more modern feel with the fuller sans typeface and a rather bold icon/symbol (with my same hand drawn thingy).
Using a pallette of lime green and dark greys rather than 100% black, just seems less harsh.
Im trying to figure a way to include the misting aspect, but feel this could really make the logos look too busy,
It's not crucuial most of the time to include every element in the logo, it's just not possible. When people try, th elogo becomes too busy and less memorable.
The key thing here is the name and the mozzy. A strapline at this point would replace the need for any illustration of mist etc, I always try to persuade my clients that a good 6 or 7 word tag/strapline is essential for good branding and awareness. Its like your sales pitch voice attached to the logo.
So I am including a dummy so you can see how they would be integrated.
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Disclosure: I created all the stuff in my entry all by myself. (?)
A more modern feel with the fuller sans typeface and a rather bold icon/symbol (with my same hand drawn thingy).Using a pallette of lime green and dark greys rather than 100% black, just seems less harsh.
Im trying to figure a way to include the misting aspect, but feel this could really make the logos look too busy,
It's not crucuial most of the time to include every element in the logo, it's just not possible. When people try, th elogo becomes too busy and less memorable.
The key thing here is the name and the mozzy. A strapline at this point would replace the need for any illustration of mist etc, I always try to persuade my clients that a good 6 or 7 word tag/strapline is essential for good branding and awareness. Its like your sales pitch voice attached to the logo.
So I am including a dummy so you can see how they would be integrated.
6-Jul-08, 5:27pm GMT