Something a bit different for you. I noticed that the shape of the word Mosaik (when placed on end) has some of the same undulating curves as a hookah. The end result is something kind of mysterious, kind of tribal, kind of modern, and, most importantly, quite unique. Hope you like!
Many thanks for your kind feedback. Submitting herewith three variations of a more symetrical nature using two hoses. Please do let me know your thoughts -- and if there are any changes or options you'd like to see.
I would like to see #84 as a solid colors because I have to keep in mind that the logo has to be printed on shirts also can you put an outline around the whole logo.Thanks
Hi: Submitting herewith a version in one color and with an outline (is this what you meant? If not, please let me know and I can make changes). I'm also including a black and white version -- so you can see the design in it's most basic form. A silk-screener would be able to make the image in any color you desire. Looking forward to your continued feedback.
2 partners and I are debating ur logo, each 1 of us has a totally different point of view of what this logo represents, in your point of view what part if any of the hookah is it portraying? Thanks
Hi: Well, it's obviously a very abstract representation of a hookah. In my research, I discovered that there are many, many styles of hookah -- from quite simple to very elaborate. While sketching and contemplating your logo, I noticed that the curves of the word mosaik standing on end roughly mimicked the curvy shapes and elements of a hookah: windguard, bowl, water jar, etc. And the curving shapes extending from the dots of the "I's" represent the hoses.
It's not meant to be a literal rendition. If you google "hookah bar logo" you see so many designs that use a fairly exact illustration. I wanted to give you something unique, alluring, and elegent -- I hope I've achieved that.
Please do let me know if you and your partners have any other questions, or would like to see additional revisions.
Thanks for your explanation. here is the thing about this logo I thing is very nice and very clever from you, but what I am hearing from my partners is that at first glance they see an image of a pig on a hat with bow tie. I really don't see it but whoever we show the logo that is what they see. So let change some stuff around to make it work. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. I'm afraid I'm not seeing this lurking pig either! If your partners could provide a bit of specific guidance, then I could address the issue better. In the meantime, I'll play around with other fonts and see what I can come up with for you.
Hi: Still couldn't see a piggy, but in looking at the original design, I thought perhaps the "o"s were putting some folks in the mind of nostrils, so I'm providing a couple of versions with slight variations (#95 and #96).
I did some experimenting with fonts and am showing you four new versions (#97 #98 #99 #100). They range from the exotic to the modern -- hopefully pork free!
Hi: Submitting two revisions of #100 using the hoses from 96 (great idea, by the way!). #101 has a simple outline; the outline on @102 is slightly more complex. Looking forward to your thoughts.