'He made her bigger, stronger, faster . . . She's the 'six million dollar diva' and she's leaping across a skyscraper near you soon.'
Well not really.
Actually, I'm toying with thinking outside the box with my t-shirt designs/placement. Maybe it goes into the sleeves and practically wraps around to the back.
Turns out this is more difficult than I thought. It may be coming though. What do you think?
In experimenting with logos, I wanted to come up with a line that described these girls in a nut shell. I did a lot of research to be sure whatever I came up with was original yet short, sweet and to the point. I think this line exquisitely captures the entire spirit and theme of what Doodle Divas are all about.
Extraordinary girls in ordinary worlds.
Mission accomplished! :-)
So I actually have several logos. The initial one was too fussy and difficult to repeat. The next one was too vanilla. The next one was too much.
Don't get me wrong. Logos can be quite fun. I learned quickly that less is more with logos.
l went through a few ideas before I settled on this one. Everyone else agrees.
It's the angle. It adds interest. Angles, curves and askew perspectives are much more compelling.
Simplicity, minimalism, and starkness are more memorable than fussy images with too much going on.
It's like the classic 'little black dress'. To be so little it certainly says so darn much! ;-)
