PERSONAL PHYSIO (by) Katrin LochLogo Design Contest

I used Baskerville italicized for 'Personal' to indicate the soothing, sensitive side of the work, and Baskerville regular for 'Physio' as the structured medical aspect. I used pantones 628 & 440, the blue and brown respectively, because blue is a calm color and reminds me of the sky, and water, and brown reminds me of the earth, natural remedies came to mind.

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Hey gillian1510!You got some really great ideas:) !Would it be possible to change the colours into purple and black/equalize Katrin Loch/Physiotherapeutin and/or include the words: Physiotherapie.Prävention.Personal Training.
Thank you very much and have a nice weekend!

I've added the tagline for you, and converted the colors to Pantone 523, and black. Please let me know if you'd like to see anything else :)

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I made a few changes (took out the black lines, brought the tagline closer, changed the pinky lavendar to a more bluey one - pantone 2577).

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I have added the tagline to the brown/blue version as well.

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Here is the purple & black version with the tagline.

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Here is the purple/black version.

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This is just a different color purple, so the text on top can be black.

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Slightly different, more emphasis on your name.

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Once again, slightly different purple, but I've made your name the same size as 'physio', and stacked the text.

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Hey there!
I still definetely dea-but it´s alittle bit overloaded.What would they look like without the word "Physiotherapeutin"?I´m sorry, I can´t describe it in a very detailed way, but there is a little bit too much vitality in them...!?
Many greetings, Katrin

Hi Katrin, I'm attaching three different versions for you.

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This is the one I prefer.

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