First, many months ago I started working with my sister for a logo for her studio/gallery/art education space. She had a name she'd been using, but now she was renting a space and planning on moving forward. So with the name "Bird's Nest Studio" and not much else, I started working out some logo ideas for her. I think she was happy with the outcome. I adore her studio.
Next, I worked on a logo for Janelle to use for a sock pattern she was developing with the intention to enter into a contest and make available via Ravelry. This one was much harder -- there are so many knitters, pattern designers, fiber stores etc. with knitting/yarn-related logos that it was impossible to come up with anything original. in the end, I just embraced unoriginality and went with some balls of yarn. I at least drew them myself. But the final pattern looked good, so I was happy enough with it. What you see below is badly pixelated (this is why I am not a graphic designer -- too much fiddly stuff to make stuff look right for the web) but the version that is used for the pattern is not.
Anybody else need a logo?
4 comments:
I saw your sister's post before this one. I'd wondered if you'd made the sign. Both of these logos look great!
Can we hang a big sign version of mine on our house?
I LOVE MY LOGO!!!! And yes I tell everyone who asks that my sister designed my logo. I love your designs.
I love both logos! They are fantastic. If you are so inclined, you can start brainstorming a logo for "accounting stitches". Ask Janelle for more info if needed.
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