A little late posting this, but final version of the Olive & Twist logo, shown here on a letterpressed business card done with Rob Turlinckx. I've also just updated my site with the design process showing sketches and alternate versions.
about 2 years ago
Classic. You are not looking for any critique and I have none for you! :)
Yeah yeah yeah :) Very nice Claire. The final process of printing is amazing, paper looks very nice, what type is it? Recyclable or? :)
Ha, cheers Henric - always open to any comments/suggestions for next time of course!
Martin - thanks for the kind words! I believe the stock is Crane’s Lettra 110.
lovely type work in your gallery!:)
I love it!
Beautiful! Nice Claire!
Beautiful as always Claire, nice job.
Wow, spectacular work Claire!
Nice shot also.
This is fantastic work!
Love the breakdown and sketches you show on your site.
Yum. Who's the printer?
Again, beautiful work Claire!
Very nice! I loved going to your site and seeing your process. You don't see that much these days, and it is great to see the progression!!
what font is that?
Claire, this logo is really great! Everytime I look at it I can't help beeing amazed with!
The type styling turned out great; all of the forms compliment each other very nicely. Looks really well "designed," but still organic. Great work.
I love letterpress! I'm waiting for my personal business cards made with a Heidelberg
Amazing, Claire.
Wow, thank you all for the kind words! Very much appreciated.
Alex - Rob went with Mama's Sauce in Florida for the printing.
Amber - Thanks! I always like documenting the process for some reason, so glad you enjoyed it!
Aaron - It's custom lettering, originally done in pencil.
Very methodical, and precise. Fantastic outcome. I am jealous :)
The finished product is stunning, Claire.
Haha thanks Rui! Thank you too Roy, glad you think so.
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A little late posting this, but final version of the Olive & Twist logo, shown here on a letterpressed business card done with Rob Turlinckx. I've also just updated my site with the design process showing sketches and alternate versions.
about 2 years ago
Classic. You are not looking for any critique and I have none for you! :)
about 2 years ago
Yeah yeah yeah :) Very nice Claire. The final process of printing is amazing, paper looks very nice, what type is it? Recyclable or? :)
about 2 years ago
Ha, cheers Henric - always open to any comments/suggestions for next time of course!
Martin - thanks for the kind words! I believe the stock is Crane’s Lettra 110.
about 2 years ago
lovely type work in your gallery!:)
about 2 years ago
I love it!
about 2 years ago
Beautiful!
Nice Claire!
about 2 years ago
Beautiful as always Claire, nice job.
about 2 years ago
Wow, spectacular work Claire!
about 2 years ago
Nice shot also.
about 2 years ago
This is fantastic work!
about 2 years ago
Love the breakdown and sketches you show on your site.
about 2 years ago
Yum. Who's the printer?
about 2 years ago
Again, beautiful work Claire!
about 2 years ago
Very nice! I loved going to your site and seeing your process. You don't see that much these days, and it is great to see the progression!!
about 2 years ago
what font is that?
about 2 years ago
Claire, this logo is really great! Everytime I look at it I can't help beeing amazed with!
about 2 years ago
The type styling turned out great; all of the forms compliment each other very nicely. Looks really well "designed," but still organic. Great work.
about 2 years ago
I love letterpress! I'm waiting for my personal business cards made with a Heidelberg
about 2 years ago
I love it!
about 2 years ago
Amazing, Claire.
about 2 years ago
Wow, thank you all for the kind words! Very much appreciated.
Alex - Rob went with Mama's Sauce in Florida for the printing.
Amber - Thanks! I always like documenting the process for some reason, so glad you enjoyed it!
Aaron - It's custom lettering, originally done in pencil.
about 2 years ago
Very methodical, and precise. Fantastic outcome. I am jealous :)
about 2 years ago
The finished product is stunning, Claire.
about 2 years ago
Haha thanks Rui!
Thank you too Roy, glad you think so.
about 2 years ago