#WildCard #LeahRoper #Post 12
This weekend, I was very inspired by this logo while looking amongst Pinterest. This typographic font is very elegant, yet simple, and more technical, than organic. The word “Sara” is using a serif font with high contrast, where as “Ray” uses a san serif font with no contrast. Surprisingly, these two typefaces go hand in hand. This creates a very luxurious, chic logo that presents the interior design producer to have high standards, and also shows her sense of style from the beginning. Along with this, the word “Interior Design” is using a san serif typeface in a very small type size. It is spread out to even out the word above, along with creating a separation between her branding name and what she specifies in. This logo is very successful in identifying her brand as well as giving off a good impression of her style as well.
This weekend, I was very inspired by this logo while looking amongst Pinterest. This typographic font is very elegant, yet simple, and more technical, than organic. The word “Sara” is using a serif font with high contrast, where as “Ray” uses a san serif font with no contrast. Surprisingly, these two typefaces go hand in hand. This creates a very luxurious, chic logo that presents the interior design producer to have high standards, and also shows her sense of style from the beginning. Along with this, the word “Interior Design” is using a san serif typeface in a very small type size. It is spread out to even out the word above, along with creating a separation between her branding name and what she specifies in. This logo is very successful in identifying her brand as well as giving off a good impression of her style as well.
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