Here are some of my proposals. Instead of creating a separate icon / typography combination, I've created an all encompassing logo / unit. One that can be used for additional elements just as branding stamps, watermarks, shirt badges/embroidery etc.
I've started in its simplest form, monotone ... I've always been a believer if it works in this, it will work in colour. And also shows that it can work for things like newspaper print etc.
The logos are 100% vector so will scale well to any size, and works well in full colour, B&W and on coloured backgrounds if needed,
It would be my pleasure to work up any variations so please do say. I look forward to your comments or thoughts.
Hello, so I am really liking the soft, elegant, hand crafted feel of some of your designs.
I had a few ideas and was hoping you could shoot me a variation of each. I'll leave you to interpret my descriptions.
We really like #31. We are looking to have a banner on the logo, towards the bottom, but having a part of the bottom of the circle showing underneath it (just to give you an idea on the placement). For the banner we think the "Always your favorite, never the same" should go on it.
We'd like to see another one with the same concept, but instead of the "n" above everything, we'd like it to be bigger and centered in the circle as a type of water mark (maybe even bigger than the circle so it has parts of it that are falling outside of the circle, which would be cropped) with the other text on top of it.
Then, #29... Can you remove the vertical lines on either side of the "N" at the top. The bars that are above and bellow "NICOL", can we, instead, make that a banner. Again we want the banner to be of the same style and feel as "N"... and like the font you used for the word "Interior"...
Some more details on the banner; The tails on either end, we like them with a double point.
Please let me know if you need anymore clarification.
Can we see some options of your latest designs using floral shapes instead of etching lines? We want the N to be more using the circus font but have the bottom part of the N have a cursive tail.