We will try to change our header once in a while, that's how you build a strong brand, isn't it?
Sometimes you find some letters that works very well togheter when you are trying out different styles. So good that you don't really care that it is impossible to make all letters look that good. Cause you're happy with the two words you've just designed.
This is how it looks like when these three fonts are applied on top of each other.
Found an old type I worked on some time ago, and saw that I had written AVOCADO, so here it is.
Yes, I am working on a new typeface. Here is a sample. Doing to some variations to.
Another logodesign tip. Try to make a letter in the word/brand you are working with a look like what it the word means. I did these four examples on a short train trip yesterday. I promise you, it's easy.
Working on this Beardy Logo for a Friend. So I am trying to create a beardy font to write it with. Here shown beard on beard.
A good thing to think of when making typographic logos or any kind of logo is to see if you can make the letters in the word form some kind of object.
Do you like Superman, Batman, Spiderman or Iron Man? Yeah!
This one is dedicated to Plupp. And of course all of you at Egg Nogg Utd..jpg)
