So on the last post, I said the logo was close to being done. And it is! I have to give BIG props to Doug Allan, a long time friend for putting this together for me. I think its turned out fantastic. Classy, classic, and timeless. I think its got staying power. What say the masses?
Without further ado:
Nothing much else to add, other than there has been progress with the bank - so there is still hope!
No riding lately. But I should be skiing! The snow around here is perfect for laying down some tracks and falling down a bit. I'll probably get out this weekend.
Listening to: NPR news. Just heard the Republicans debate in over in IA. Are all politicians so smarmy? - Thats rhetorical, btw...
8 comments:
Looks good. IMHO, it would work better without the illustration next to it. Or perhaps with the illustration as a background behind the name. Right now it appears as four art elements. Combine a few and it's less busy.
Best of luck.
Looks good Martini. You are living my dream. Best part of the country and shop owner. I hope it rolls into something big!
I think it looks great, I like the sunset feel to the illustration, makes me wish I had a beer in hand sitting and watching the sunset before heading home. Nice job.
Marty, it works well I think for the feel of the building you are working with, the area, and the whole vibe of Prairie. Good stuff.
Very nice. I like that a lot. You've got a couple elements there that work together (IMO) and will also work separate. I can see a t-shirt with the bike in the field on the back and "The Prairie Peddler" small on the front.
You've always had great design sense, Marty. I concur with what Black Mountain said about soft goods screened with your artwork. See you at CMBS on the 12th in Mad Town?
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The wheat tops look like handlebars. Is that intentional?
Nice logo/graphic. Very nice.
great logo Marty- love the aged feel to it! very nice touch!
-brado
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