Week 4 NEJETAA final (w/b&w)

because their logo will potentially end up very small (post cards, business cards, etc) and in black and white, I built 3 extra variants for the client.

Week 4 vs. NEJETAA

Client Kate Chevarley of the New England Japanese Exchange Teachers Alumni Association.

This took about 2 hours to concoct (The client all but demanded a lighthouse). I am concerned that this logo, while liked by the client, will not reduce in size all that well, nor reproduce in black and white either.

Week 3 vs Battle Mouth

And as soon as I started, I am quickly whipped away from my project and stuck in a mire of tax prep, site redesign, and product development. Here is, for your amusement, week 3's logo for client Michael Kumlin of BattleMouth.com

Week 2 vs. Eventruly Yours (final)

Client: Latoya Russell, Eventruly Yours.

As with last week, this logo took about 2 hours from sketch to this rendering. I like the logo well enough, though I'm not sure I've hit it for the client. The client's service is event planning, for birthdays and bridal/baby showers (but not weddings) and she wanted something in calligraphy. Have to wait and see.

Week 2 vs. Eventruly Yours (sketches)

52 teas follow up

This project / blog has already become an interesting experience for me. Above are two final renders I did for Frank (not Howard) following last week's free logo. Payment: 6 bags of tea from his website!

It's a small trade, but a fun one, and I'm glad to have had the chance to help a small business.

GG out

Week 1 vs. 52Teas.com "final"

Client: Frank Horbelt, Zoomdweebie’s Tea, 52teas.com

So here it is, approximately 2 hours from sketch to this stage. Still figuring out how much time and effort I'm willing to put into these, considering I'm doing them for free. Ultimately the client will tell.