the artwork and designs of Abigail Bradley
Working with transparency is a fun way to get yourself into trouble with a logo. If you do transparency at all, it needs to be simple, easy to visually understand, and still work with a variety of values.
I like how this one turned out. I had to go through a few drafts before landing on something I liked, but sometimes the result is worth the extra effort to bring your idea to life.
The church I attend has six Core Values that they associate with successful, thriving community (based on scripture references). I have created a set of desktop backgrounds that could cycle on my own desktop, reminding me of those principles and helping me memorize the verses attached to each one. These were not commissioned and are otherwise unaffiliated with my church in any kind of legal sense, but if they’re helpful for you, by all means, help yourself.
All images were sourced from Unsplash, a source of “alternative”, free stock images that I value highly. Fonts are BalboaPlus for the Values, Coronet LT Std for the verses, and Minion Pro for the large numerals.
Sometimes you just gotta get some random logos sketched. Not you? Just me? Well anyways.
Latest Illustrator exercise. Pretty much entirely digital tracing of a physical sketch.
A logo I created for Rosebud Ranch in Bend, OR.
Two logo designs for a production company. He went with the second one, but I still like the first. Maybe I’ll use it for a publishing company or something one day…
Modified the design (read: cannibalized) from the high school’s coat of arms to customize some invitations. Today’s challenge was NOT to use Photoshop, so this image was created entirely via Inkscape and Gimp, freeware graphic rendering programs. It was quite an interesting experience not to use all the tools to which I’m accustomed…
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