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Design Logo & Bard's Hall Contest Entry |
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A "The Bard's Hall Contest"  digital image entryEn Français, j'ai vu means "I have seen" or "I saw you". Although I am no expert in French, I think it works well as I SEE YOU. It's short, it's sweet, and it gets to the core of what I am planning. Yes, I am doing some custom signatures. Just a few, so far, as I am very new at the graphics available to me on my iPad, and it's definitely got quite a learning curve! I took French in my two years of high school, then later for a few semesters in college. I've just always loved the language, though I am not fluent. The white cat reminds me of my second ever cat, Bridgette, and she was a love. Besides, having fourteen of the critters, I can't imagine not having a cat in a logo! I love pink and green, and especially enjoy flowers. The pink diamonds around the cat are great! I love bling. I actually really enjoy the myriad of colors in natural gemstones and minerals. Geology is cool. I added the translation at the very bottom 'cause my mom kept looking at me weird. Lol. There wasn't any room elsewhere, so I figured what's another sign? The Shoppe name will be J'ai Vu, and its translation of I see you is all about the custom part of signature making, as I understand it. So far I can do them best when I have personal details of the member. I think I will likely need a little survey. . . So, after month's of thinking, purchasing, perusing then pouring over the internet, I finally put together a logo I like. Shoppe sign. It might be a banner, shoppe sign, and Logo all in one  I may have lots to learn, but I find the process relaxing-- odd considering how tedious and detail oriented it is. C'est la vie  NOTE: This was the absolute best quality I could get the site to upload to an image item. It's so, so clear on my computer, but whata can you do! It's good enough  No way! This is clearer, especially when you click on it:   CREDITS: The Cat is an original drawing & watercolor. Permission unecessary for many of these so long as you MAKE something from it and do not sell it as is, but as stated & bought through: Sumek Injai, Artist The sign was bought at: Divine Digital Diva The other elements were bought at: Origins Digital Curio
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