Trish G. ParrishLogo Design Contest

Hi,

Here's an option for you...I will continue to work on some others...right now this is % of the pink.
the script I wrote this out as an original script for you...but will continue to look for a font that I can upload of dafont that is like the one you posted. Especially if you need to type out other copy on your website or other printing in the same font.

The watercolor on these are set up to be vector files...I can reduce the size of the file by separating out the grades of pink into exact solid color in CMYK or RGB %.

Thank you!
Have a great evening

i like the font in #67. can you make it a little thicker so it's more visible and bigger to touch the edges?

thanks for the other options.

Sure I will do that for you...but again, it isn't a font...I hand wrote this one as a unique script...was trying to find the other font or one comparable to that on dafont or fontsquirrel , especially if you need to use the font in addition to just the logo.

I am also trying some other different watercolor splashes...each of these is a one of a kind...sometimes it isn't planned, and to alter them sometimes is tricky.
I will get this to you in a few minutes.
Thank you!

Here are these variations

#79 is a little thicker than #78

Hi Trish

Here's another variation using the same handwritten script.
#80

This is made up of all solid pantone colors as opposed to the others which is multiple screens of the same color

I will check back early tomorrow morning. Will be away all day teaching art sessions and will check back again about 5pm cst.

Thank you!
Hope you have a restful evening
Teresa

#85

One more before I sign off...this one I added a 40% circle overlay to deepen and unify the colors in #80
But I can also make a circle with a rough edge, and/or darken the individual colors in the watercolor.

Thank you!

#113 #114

These are solids of the previous entries...since you noted that you would use on a stamp it needs to be simplified.

#114 is the reverse for another option and I also rewrote your name a little differently more with the characters in the link you have on your page without copying the font characters.

Hi Trish,

I added more variations of these for you...created a different brush to write a different feel on #130
the colors are adjusted in CMYK%s but to let you know if you want any portion of several of these to be combined into a new layout let me know...it can easily be done and since the possibilities along this layout are endless in script, colors etc...some specific comments would be appreciated. I will continue to upload new possibilities for you.

Have a great day!
Teresa

Also was trying to decide on color arrangement and type of circle because of the differences in your attachment and your links...Do you just want a solid circle? with reverse letters? Would look similar to #130 except this one has a little lighter brush stroke edge.

Thank you!

#113

Here is another brushed handscript/not a font for you and a simplified circle

Here's 1 in just a solid circle and this one #135 with a regular font.

I will check back later this evening.
Thank you!

Hi Trish,

Here is one more variation, I went back to the original VanGogh handwriting that you liked but with a different flair.

I need to sign off...heading out to teach an art session...will check back with you this evening.

You are headed into the Top 5 now so if there is anything that can be redeemed from any of these that will take them to what you envision let me know and I'll work on them. It seems that it really is coming down to the circle style...I ventured away from your original attachment quite a bit....but can go back and work on the watercolor...just keep in mind that if you use it for a stamp it won't work with multiple wash colors...
This one I just uploaded would also need to be registered with 2 color hues. #140

Where as #130 is only 1 color of your choice.

Have a great day!
Teresa

just a little different twist with a shadow...

#141 #143

#142 is type reworked again in one color design

#146 #147 #148

There isn't much left in the way of backgrounds other than technique of how the variations of line are done.

Just leave a comment if you want to see anything else...

I wish you all the best!
Kind Regards,
Teresa