Last year, as a result of a recommendation by my buddy Dave Stokes, I was asked to produce a logo for a gaming book by a company that produces wargame figurines. Miniature Design Studio produces 28mm figurines for what I'd describe as role playing games...
The brief was to create a logo with a 'calligraphy bias'. The name of the game was 'origin'. This was the design that was settled on:
Recently, I was approached to do a further two logos. This time, in b&w and colour.
Again, there was a strong 'calligraphic' bais to the letter forms.
It's always nice to mix up things a bit and I do enjoy working on something so different from my more usual illustration work. Different challenges keep things fresh I think because coming back to drawing after these has been a real joy as well.
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I think your logo design skills are a real asset. Another string to your already deadly bow.
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