Hand Drawn Type: Lisa

Lisa

9 Responses

  1. Jord Riekwel Jord Riekwel

    Rejected logo for a customer I am working for. They wanted something friendly that appeals to women. But they feel it is too feminine and not professional enough.

    This was the very first time I had a go at hand drawn type. I did get some solid feedback from the very talented @Sergey Shapiro to tweak some rough edges.

    So, I want to learn more, so I could really use your feedback. :)

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    9 months ago

  2. Michelle McCallister Michelle McCallister

    I think this is very simple and lovely! I like the oval that's created with the L and a. I think it definitely meets the friendly requirement. Maybe the connector between the s and a could be lower and more natural like the one between the i and s or at the end of the a. Looks great though!

    9 months ago

  3. Jackson Alsop Jackson Alsop

    Shame that the client rejected it; I really love this. Great work!

    9 months ago

  4. Dave Coleman Dave Coleman

    I really like this! No feedback from me, just some admiration :)

    9 months ago

  5. Jeroen Vos Jeroen Vos

    It's great, no feedback.. leave it like this..

    9 months ago

  6. Sergey Shapiro Sergey Shapiro

    Not professional enough? Sounds shitty and absolutely stupid.

    9 months ago

  7. Stanislav Hristov Stanislav Hristov

    Nice! :)

    9 months ago

  8. Robert Bree Robert Bree

    i think the client means with not professional enough that the logo has to look more like a business brand, this form might be to personal or individuell. As logodesign it is just beautiful, no doubt.

    9 months ago

  9. Joe Nicklo Joe Nicklo

    Something about the "i" connecting to the the "a" doesn't work for me.

    Did the client not like the script? I know it's a trend to do script / hand-lettering these days but maybe that's it? If that's the case, I can agree with the client.

    9 months ago

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