Below are all the several incarnations of the logo, with the last being the one they selected.
First draft
2nd Draft
3rd Draft
Final logo design
How do you think I did? Do you like the final logo better than the others?
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Logo for Solid Point Engineering
Over the past couple weeks I had the opportunity to do up a logo for my Brother-in-law Taran and his wife Lauren. I wont bore you with the details. Suffice to say all these were finalized in Illustrator. I used Photoshop to assist in the beveled look of the lettering.
Below are all the several incarnations of the logo, with the last being the one they selected.
Below are all the several incarnations of the logo, with the last being the one they selected.
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