Instead of a door, I created an icon out of a slice of pizza and transformed that into a door knocker to kind of give a friendly neighborhood vibe while keeping the logo playful yet professional. I went with a one color design taking into consideration all of the applications you had mentioned in your art board. The design will work in any color you choose, but for all intent I displayed it as red. I had also considered your exterior sinage with the design. The logo works within a circle for the sign located on the corner of the building, pizza boxes, staff shirts...anywhere you would need an emblem type logo. The circle can be removed from the design, and now you have a logo the works horizontally for use on your large exterior sign, business stationary, etc. The door knocker logo also works independantly of the text if you wanted to use just the icon in the round corner sign, interior signage, little bullet points on your menu or table cards and so many other uses. I hope you like it! Thanks, Glendon
Instead of a door, I created an icon out of a slice of pizza and transformed that into a door knocker to kind of give a friendly neighborhood vibe while keeping the logo playful yet professional. I went with a one color design taking into consideration all of the applications you had mentioned in your art board. The design will work in any color you choose, but for all intent I displayed it as red. I had also considered your exterior sinage with the design. The logo works within a circle for the sign located on the corner of the building, pizza boxes, staff shirts...anywhere you would need an emblem type logo. The circle can be removed from the design, and now you have a logo the works horizontally for use on your large exterior sign, business stationary, etc. The door knocker logo also works independantly of the text if you wanted to use just the icon in the round corner sign, interior signage, little bullet points on your menu or table cards and so many other uses. I hope you like it! Thanks, Glendon
I like 156. I should have been clear that the place is in Lee's Summit, Missouri (sorry). Also, can you use a slightly more legible font for Next Door. The calligraphy makes it a touch hard to read at first glance...