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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132304/attachment_132304920 "I tried to emulate the vintage style mascot that a lot of streetwear brands like Johnny Cupcakes use to illustrate this rice bowl guy. I can easily see him on the back of a t-shirt, embroidered into a hat, printed as a sticker, stamped into the side of a to-go container, and painted as a mural in the restaurant.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132299/attachment_132299383 "This company is focusing on products for bigger dogs, so I wanted to show off a classic big dog breed: The Bull Mastiff. I can see this guy on a T-shirt, as a flag, on packaging, or even as stickers.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132279/attachment_132279269 "I'm an avid bike touring/bikepacking cyclist here in Texas, so I appreciate a good campground. Especially having one in a small town is a big win for someone who travels by bike (and you know big cities here are far and few between!).
I went with a graphic yet rugged look for this, mixing classic hunting orange with black and white. I have a safari tent at night amongst the rocky and tree topped terrain of Texas. The font is called Lumberjack but it has been outlined in the final logo.
I imagine this screenprinted on the back of a t-shirt, as a sticker, painted big on the campground check-in offices, and as a wooden sign when you come into the campground.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132263/attachment_132263192 "I was inspired by the classic \"Spirit of '76\" painting as well as vintage designs from Fife and Drum Safety Match and Ebbets Field. I've imagined this logo as a wordmark with icon combo for websites and shirt tags, an icon and monogram for embroidery or stickers, and a wordmark for business cards and documents.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132278/attachment_132278458 "I've found that a lot of youtube channels do well when they have a little mascot, so I've created C Bones himself! A bbq master skeleton.
I was inspired by classic bbq food truck colors as well as motorcycle culture. I can see this printed as a patch, screenprinted on the back of a shirt, plastered on the side of a food truck, and as a sticker to give out with orders.
There's a lot of potential for the skeleton guy to be separated from the emblem logo in the future, and even illustrated in other ways.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132261/attachment_132261859 "I imaged this logo not only as a sign or printed on a menu, but as a circle emblem to embroider on a shirt, a sun icon stamped on the side of a coffee cup, and colors that remind you of the morning dew on the grass. I hope a logo like this makes you want to get some breakfast from not just anywhere but somewhere that you can walk in and not be treated like a stranger.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132237/attachment_132237455 "This donut shop sells conventional and weird flavors, so I wanted to incorporate a fun mascot to showcase that silly, weird side we all have. Done in classic donut colors, this little dude would look sweet as not only a logo, but a screenprinted shirt, plastered as a mural in the shop, or as a sticker.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132261/attachment_132261092 "As an avid Lego collector myself, this was a blast to create! I recreated the client's old bee logo in the classic Lego Instruction Book style with a trail behind it. The lettering is handdrawn and inspired by streetwear brands like Supreme. If they were to ever do a Lego collab, it might look something like this.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132279/attachment_132279765 "I love old farm logos and cattlebrands. My grandfather who owned a farm when I was a kid always had logos with this mustard yellow and dark blue color, which can also allude to the ag industry. Blue for the dairy and yellow for the corn.
I imagined this on the side of an old pickup truck, embroidered into a shirt or hat, printed on a small notepad and stuck into someone's shirt pocket, or even burnt into the side of a wooden crate. It's simple and harkens back on an older time but still feels new.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/132/132236/attachment_132236209 "I love vintage political cartoons, so I redrew an old Republican button for the elephant sitting on the donkey illustration. This design goes alongside the message of the brand, simple and straight forward design with classic American colors.")
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Some dweeb who lives in Texas, plays banjo, illustrates cool stuff, designs things, makes comix, and drinks a ton of coffee.
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jueves, 15 de septiembre de 2016