Name On Logo: Kathryn Wilson Photography
Our Slogan
Fresh & modern lifestyle photography
What we do
We are a wedding and portrait photography business catering to the mid to high end of our industry in our area. We specialise in modern photography with a fashion twist.
Industry: Miscellaneous
Things to communicate through the design
1. Modern
2. Elegant
3. Fresh & fashionable
The target audience
Mostly females between 25 and 35.
We like these fonts, colors and style
My current logo is here:
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I like the use of a yellow/lime/green color with a slightly turquoise-y color as a second shade, and black, white or gray are fine too. I can easily change the colors in the other materials I have so I don't mind what exact colors are used.
I make heavy use of ornate swirls, damasks etc throughout my brand and some of my images so I would like a hint of something like that in the logo as well. I like quite bold typography and don't mind if it's traditional or more modern as long as it works well with the logo.
I'd like the logo to be flexible in terms of being able to take just the text or just the image and use it for watermarking or framing images, but at the same time I'd like it to be a more cohesive logo than it is now.
I like these:
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Our design will be used on
(Web) (Print Media)
Additional Info Added Jan 17, 2010
More logos I like:
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Other info:
Flexible to use with or without tagline
Possibly making a feature of the 'k'?
Fonts: classic serif fonts, e.g.
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Very clean modern simple sans-serif fonts e.g.
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Other - slab serifs, authentically handwritten looking fonts, e.g.s
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At this stage my favorites are those that feel the best integrated - I would rather not have the tagline than have it feel like it's tacked on at the bottom. I also prefer those that are the most classic & elegant - I perhaps shouldn't have said 'modern' as I didn't intend it to mean bold or in any way 'tech' looking. I'd prefer to avoid any actual representation of photography - focus/lens imagery etc.
