Tiffany Wardle de Sousa
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My first Dribbble! Thanks to Patrick Haney for drafting me!
Logo design for a new company that installs wood fences.
almost 2 years ago
Nice shot, Janet. Welcome to Dribbble!
almost 2 years ago
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Dan Cederholm
Welcome!
almost 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
Nice! And welcome!
almost 2 years ago
Thanks guys! Anyone see the badge shape? The client had mentioned wanting to communicate security so I tried to incorporate it as a subtle second read since it's not the primary focus of the business. Not sure I'll stick with the ribbon ends, I have a design that uses a blade of grass as the ribbon that might work as well. Thoughts?
almost 2 years ago
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Justin Belcher
Welcome!
Yes I got the badge, but I didn't really think of security when I saw it. Looking good so far!
almost 2 years ago
I love this. I get the badge shape but also a pocket with a fence in it. :) I really like the depth of the ribbon, but would love to see the other version as well.
Welcome!
almost 2 years ago
Great job Janet. Visually it's really beautiful. As Justin mentioned, the logo and name may not convey exactly what Yardguard does as well as it needs to. Maybe some kind of tagline or themeline would help.
almost 2 years ago
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Ricardo de Zoete
I really like it, good job.
almost 2 years ago
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Davy Kestens
One thing that bothers me is that the pixel whitespace below the "yard guard" label is thinner than the whitespace above the label?
Justin Belcher's comment ++
almost 2 years ago
Thank you all, this is great feedback!!
@Chase, a tagline is in the works and hopefully I can get them to play nicely with each other. ;) Maybe extending the right side of the ribbon and placing it inside?
@Dan, yeah not sure I want it to read as a pocket. May have to re-evaluate the lines within the green shape. :)
@Davy, yes I need to fix that. It should be the same size. Thx!
almost 2 years ago
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Patrick Haney
I really like this Janet, and welcome to Dribbble. I saw the security reference right away, and yet I think it's subtle enough that it works as a logo.
Also, what Davy mentioned about the whitespace above/below the Yard Guard banner.
almost 2 years ago
Nice work. I like the colors.
Welcome to Dribbble!
almost 2 years ago
Thanks Patrick! Yes, fixing white space for sure.
Thanks Steve! And hi!
almost 2 years ago
Hi, Janet.
I saw the badge right away too.
What if the banner & type were skewed so as to be upright like the picket fence?
almost 2 years ago
Hi Tiffany,
I think I know what you mean.... straighten the banner back to a straight horizontal and then skew the front part of the banner and type into an arch? I had a variation like that with a different typeface and it felt a little girly to me so I didn't pursue it further. The diagonal felt more dynamic to me. I will give it a try with this typeface though! Thx!
almost 2 years ago
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Skewed
by Tiffany Wardle de Sousa
Not a new design, just trying to clarify a thought I had about Janet's new logo for Yard Guard.
almost 2 years ago
Hi. No, not an arch. I really like the angle of the banner, I just wonder if skewed might be more forceful. Like the image above. And I used Tungsten because I don't have the typeface you are using only for visual, not me trying to change the typeface. :)
almost 2 years ago
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Yardguard final
by Janet Guertin
My client chose the identity on the right, though I preferred the left design. It's been a while, but thanks to all who initially gave feedback!
9 months ago