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Lighthouse Creative - Personal branding


lancealot

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so i decided to go with something out of the box for my personal branding, rather than "insert name designs" and settled on lighthouse creative. i at first had a bit of trouble with the logo but i like where i have it now (although its not finished). ive combined (or tried to) a pencil and a lighthouse.

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its grey scale as of now as i am undecided on colours (suggestions are welcome)

c&c please

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The pencil isn't obvious until after being pointed(always intend your puns) out. The 3 signaure scallops where the wood of the pencil meets the coating are absent so that's delaying the uptake. I'd leave those in place and remove the "collar" from the lighthouse. Add one or two beams of light emanating from the lead. For colors, you'd be good to go with some yellow to drive it home.

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Maybe try using an iconic fountain pen head for the top of the lighthouse and see if that comes through better

AMEN to that, that would allow you to add colours too, gold for the tip, maybe the beam of light going through the "slot" of the fountian pen...

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Different shades? Additional colors?

He should add Atlantic green and silver. :upside:

I don't think the shadowing of the "light" works with the flat lighthouse. I think just a solid or two shades of yellow split down the middle would work better.

the worst helmets design to me is the Jacksonville jaguars hamlets from 1995 to 2012 because you can't see the logo vary wall

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Different shades? Additional colors?

He should add Atlantic green and silver. :upside:

I don't think the shadowing of the "light" works with the flat lighthouse. I think just a solid or two shades of yellow split down the middle would work better.

Atlantic green? The reason I used the gradient was to convey the metallic-ness of the nib
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If you like the name, there are some other options using the same concept...

- Flip the pen/pencil. Add some rocks and stab it into the ground... have your eraser as the top of your lighthouse.

- use the pen/pencil as the light beam coming from the lighthouse. If you work it right- you could make that beam also function as if it's drawing the lighthouse so it works both ways.

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If you like the Orange/Blue scheme but want to make it less Islanders, I suggest designing you logo to work reversed out on a navy as well as orange. Meaning - go simple with the logo and work in one color. You'll give yourself and your brand more versatility and more flexibility in doing so. I put together the second example, so if you like that idea, by all means run with it, but I found some other examples of what I mean.

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