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This was the first version of the logo we felt was getting close to what we had in mind.
We're not sure if we're going to use it as we need something that would appeal to a wide range of people and our initial market is going to be children's cakes....
9 months ago
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Emily Dunkle
I think the script font is a little bit hard to read at the smaller size... Finding a good sans-serif that looks great small and maybe in all caps might help.
9 months ago
Looks delicious! Nice work.
9 months ago
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Zane David
Looks great! Agree with Emily though, trying a different font for the fine print may help readability.
9 months ago
Thanks for the feedback everyone, Emily & Zane I think you are right about the font, will give that a go.
The only problem we have is we're not sure this brand fits the company (its a personal project for my fiancée, thus making it even harder).
Its for a cake company, she's currently specialising in novelty cakes, the grand plan is to do all sorts of cakes but we're starting by focusing on novelty kids birthday cakes.
You can see some of the cakes here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cherrybeecakes/
Our problem is does this brand fit novelty cakes?
An alternative concept we have can be seen here: http://dribbble.com/shots/253119-Cherry-Bee-V3-002 its slightly more playful.
Could we use both concepts?
I'm confused!!! LOL
9 months ago
Rebound
Hmm
by Paul Cripps
NOT MY WORK.... but I wonder if it subconsciously influenced our design process?!
The original idea for the round "doily" cherry bee logo was based on the over-head vide of a cup cake case.
9 months ago