Dope N' Natural Pittsburgh
arainar | Sat, 11/10/2012 - 18:57
Brief from client
Dope N' Natural Pittsburgh is a natural hair meetup group for African American women in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. At these meetups women come together and share natural hair stories, tips on proper hair care, provides samples of hair products to try, etc. Usually vendors are present at these events selling homemade hair and body goods, organic products for hair and body, and jewelry. The logo will also be marketed on t shirts, which will be sold at these events. The client and originator of this group makes her line of jewelry and will be selling her own jewelry at these events as well.
With this layout the type can stand alone by itself.
8 Comments
I think the layout is great. I would suggest making the name type a little more bold. Also, I think the apostrophe is on the wrong side of the "N". Should probably read "dope 'N natural"
Sold!
Before I give this a go, please tell me what you think of the "new" Version #3.
I love iiiiiiiiiiit!!! Super cute, super cool, I love this font, and I think this is great.
I think 2423 is right about the apostrophe needing to be on the other side though, but other than that this is great!! (And I do prefer this font/layout over Version 3.)
Great job! (I wish we got to see more awesome logos like this on this site!)
PS- You my dear, (based on your profile pic) are GORGEOUS yourself!! :)
Wow thanks! Thanks for the awesome feedback and quick responses. The beauty of this site works because of people like you guys! I'll change the apostrophe.
You're welcome. The beauty of this site is also trolls who can't take any criticism on their crappy logo. But that's another story =)
Your logo is really nice, and it's really cool to see it evolves as days pass by.
One last thing maybe, i'd correct the spaces on each side of the N, so it is equidistant from "dope" and "natural"
I understand. Haha. I will also fix the spacing. Thanks again!
Yes! The proper position of the apostrophe is definitely the left side of the N. It's purpose is to replace the letters normally used in the full word. Love the logo... Great Job!