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Photography logo concept
Posted by bakero in
11 Nov 2012 — 2:49pm
11 Nov 2012 — 2:49pm
Hi there! Is there any hope for me :). I'm still not sure about name for my photography...I'm going into portrait photography...these days i was doing some school kids portraits, and also going to do wedding...etc. Please comment and give me some directions...Thanks!
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11 Nov 2012 — 3:06pm
Are you asking for help on what to call your company? If so, I wouldn't trust us with that. But once you figure out what you're called we can probably guide you on the typography.
hhp
11 Nov 2012 — 3:11pm
Agreed. You shouldn’t be thinking about design and fonts before you settle on a name. Asking typographers to name your studio is misguided. I would stop designing and simply make a list of names bassed on your context and their semantic associations. Once you have gotten that nailed down, produce a few concepts. Then it would be be appropriate time to ask for feedback and guidance. The more legwork you do in advance, the better the feedback you will receive.
11 Nov 2012 — 3:25pm
...or something like this
11 Nov 2012 — 3:33pm
No, i'm not looking for a help for my company name...I just wanted some comments about logo concept...i know that fonts are not wrong and i will think about that later...just asking to comment some logo idea....Thanks
ps. sorry because of my bad Englsih
11 Nov 2012 — 3:43pm
If you want a heavy, friendly font, try this:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/itc-motter-corpus/
You could use the Regular for "Mr." and the Condensed for "Foto Studio" underneath.
And if you can hire a designer to do everything for you (not just a quickie logo) then definitely do so.
hhp
14 Jan 2013 — 4:15pm
Its a bit top heavy. a possible idea would be to outline (Mr.) with no fill colour. essentially framing the letters much like you would a photo.