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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/93/93884/attachment_93884426 "This life coach wanted designs that communicated that she is trustworthy and capable, using aquas and/or pinks. She mentioned her focus on promoting harmony in her work with clients, so I chose a flying bird (loosely based on a Resplendent Quetzal) with ribbons for tails to give this impression. Along with the pink theme, I chose to go with a cursive script font to further enforce the feminine qualities she preferred to see.
The process was starting with a rough sketch that laid out the basic shape of the logo, then importing it into Illustrator. From there it sort of evolved based on what looked best. Twenty or thirty versions later, this is the end result. The bird was created from scratch as a composite of a hummingbird, Quetzal, and ribbon. The font is Bringshoot, and the capital letters are heavily tweaked letters from the sketch.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/93/93770/attachment_93770417 "A recent logo submission for the coming website Potfacts. Their purpose is to separate pot culture from cannabis and start a meaningful dialogue about the plant's applications. They wanted a logo that showed this, and I felt this was the best way to do that. It combines the well-known leaf with a book, immediately informing the viewer of the site's intention: provide knowledge about cannabis. I went with lighter colors than originally intended to give the logo more of a clean and bookish feel as opposed to the more \"sinister\" darks. This was done entirely in Adobe Illustrator.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/93/93738/attachment_93738354 "The idea was to incorporate highly simplified imagery of the ram's horn as requested, but with an extra twist to form an \"r\". A wall and roof was added to balance the horn while describing the company in cases where the words were not included.")