So, after requesting a few revisions and realizing that poor Ms. Carol just wasn't ever going to be able to read my mind, I decided to just jump in and do it myself. I have some experience doing logo design for myself and a few other businesses, but the picture in my mind of what I wanted seemed beyond my Photoshop capabilities. I even dowloaded a trial version of Adobe Illustrator thinking I'd try to use that (um, yeah, no such luck... WAY over my head!).
So, I was left with old faithful (Photoshop CS4) and a few hours of silence (because the girls were finally asleep!), so I dove in! And, about 4 hours later, I am just minutes away from my final version. Now, I will say this... (this harkens back to a previous post). Normally, I would have just considered it done, posted it to the webmaster and got my site rolling with my new logo. BUT, this time, I did the marinate it thing and printed a couple of versions, taped them to the wall next to my monitor and have been glancing at them since (4 days!).
What I've learned is:
- What my mother always said was true! I CAN do whatever I set my mind to! :)
- Input from others is always helpful, but if your gut says 'go with this,' you gotta go with it!
- Marinating is a delight!
Sounds great!! Can't wait to see your logo. When will you be launching your website?
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Hi Ro! I just made new blog post that will answer your website question! :)
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I hope you're doing well with the backpack!
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