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Personal Brand Mark
VossBoss | Tue, 02/27/2018 - 21:39
Brief from client
My initials are NJP and I've been using a handwritten version of this mark since middleschool.
My thinking was that, it being a logo mark, it needs to be recognizable and solid. The N is the most solid of the three and having it at the center seemed to unify the other two letters.
I also was probably going to have it next to my name.
I don't think that the extended Top of J and bottom of P are working as well as they did in the other version.
2 things to think about -
1. is that we read left to right in English and thus regardless of the N being ever so slightly more prominent the mark reads J N P.
2. See the below pic. It is a monogram. The last name initial is put in the center, larger than the other two initials, the first initial on the left and the middle on the right.
Think about this when you rework it. if you choose to up the size of the N it may read as that being your last initial. Just a thought.
8 Comments
If your initials are NJP, then why did you put them as JNP in your logo?
My thinking was that, it being a logo mark, it needs to be recognizable and solid. The N is the most solid of the three and having it at the center seemed to unify the other two letters.
I also was probably going to have it next to my name.
I actually don't dislike this version.
It looks like a very elaborate "N" at first glance, then you see the J and the P.
So the fact it technically goes "JNP" isn't a problem for me.
Thanks! That's what I was hoping.
Do you have any thoughts on end caps of the p and the j?
I'm ok with the one on the J, i'm not completely sold on it being necessary on the P.
I'd have to see it, because its possible that getting rid of the one on the P could make this very left-heavy
Thank, I'll mess around with it. See if I can balance it out.
I disagree. If the logo is causing confusion even to some, then to me the logo is not doing what it should be and thus should it be revised.
I don't think that the extended Top of J and bottom of P are working as well as they did in the other version.
2 things to think about -
1. is that we read left to right in English and thus regardless of the N being ever so slightly more prominent the mark reads J N P.
2. See the below pic. It is a monogram. The last name initial is put in the center, larger than the other two initials, the first initial on the left and the middle on the right.
Think about this when you rework it. if you choose to up the size of the N it may read as that being your last initial. Just a thought.