Daily Logo Challenge 7, 8, 9 & 10

Virgo – logo type for a clothing company

 

 

  Mount Blanco - logo type for a ski resort

 

 Pitch - Music streaming start up

 

Light - logo using a flame

Here are days 7, 8, 9 and 10. I've probably been spending around an hour on each one? And this includes initial sketches for the ideas. Each day the emails are giving more prompts to consider, like the audience, the scale of the logo and where it will be used.

 I would always consider this anyway when creating logos. But I feel with this challenge so far I've tried to make myself by more creative in a short space of time without thinking too much about where and how the logo could be used.

Tania Kshah - Brand identity

Here is the final logo and logo mark for Tania Kshah, a bespoke dressmaker who specializes in bridal and evening wear. She wanted a logo that she could use for her brand (not only dresses but jewelry too...and maybe more in the future as she's super creative), something that allows her creations to have full attention and compliment her work. It will be used for her business stationary, advertisements, banners and social media.

Here the final logo, 3 variations using the logo mark and type.

Here are some of the alternative logo marks I came up with.

Information and details about her upcoming launch party and catwalk can be found here.

Daily Logo Challenge - Day 1 & 2

Comet – a rocketship

 

 

Crown – hot air balloon

 

 

I started the Daily Logo Challenge this weekend. Its 50 days so I’m going to push myself to make improvements each day with every new theme/name I’m given and be as creative as possible. For the two above, I probably sent 45 minutes in totally, this included sketching ideas first on paper and then moving onto illustrator.

Day 1: Comet – a rocket ship

Day 2: Crown – hot air balloon



Letterpress

So I finally bought some ink to try the letterpress stamp!

Letterpress and embroidery

A friend bought me a small rubber letterpress stamp from Portobello market a few weeks ago. The flowing curves and patterns intertwining with the typeface inspired me to produce my own design. I created small illustrations and then planned out the design on fabric and recreated it using thread to add colour.

I love sew by hand, probably because I'm not great at it but I find it therapeutic.