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Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

Posted on: Saturday, November 21st, 2009
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The creative dialogue continues via remote workflow…

November 21, 2009 8:47:05 PM EST
George Spyros: Lessened the opacity for everything but the hero building. I like that this building has the windows since this really sells it as the idea of an entire building being wrapped in a bow. Opacities of various other elements of the logo can be of different values should needs be (the type, the cross streets, etc.)

VERSION 1

red ribbon bow doodle sketch gift box happy holidays hero building tied up big city pictures logo city cross streets high angle overhead view white background graphic media company brand illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

VERSION 2

red ribbon bow doodle sketch gift box hero building tied up big city pictures logo city happy holidays cross streets high angle overhead view white background graphic media company brand illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

For the snowflake, I just used the magic wand in photoshop to pull out the solid colors to make it a “white” treatment. I’m sure you could do it better in Illustrator. And opacity can be lessened which I did not do here. Blues can be less deep and more power blue.

snowflake 1

big city pictures logo stroke line no fill outline city buildings cross streets high angle overhead view white background graphic media company brand illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

snowflake 2:
logo dimensions can be stretched and altered to achieve more of a snowflake. Building details can be removed (windows etc.) which I have not done here.

big city pictures logo stroke line no fill outline squish city buildings cross streets high angle overhead view white background graphic media company brand illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

snowflake 3
with type removed and tightening up of the cross streets as we are going to do for the bcp icon / favicon

big city pictures logo stroke line no fill outline squish no word mark clean type city buildings tight cross streets high angle overhead view white background graphic media company brand illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

Okay, final annoying thing, white background is good for holiday card, but for on-site graphics as a secondary priority will have to be against black… so that could be a pain. For now, the card on white is all we care about.

Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 9:22 PM

George: Here’s a sketch for the on-site. Couple of things: one, the hand-drawn doodle look might be the way to go with the bows here and on the holiday card rather than trying to do a fully illustrated bow as it were. Here, there is a specific amount of space available to snuggle in the Happy Holidays type. To get more room, we will need to shrink down the logo size, but keep the same aspect ratio (251 x 163) of the logo.gif attached here. The reason being, we just literally upload the holiday version of the logo and overwrite the current one.

red ribbon bow gift box building happy holidays bcp header logo roof top tied up big city pictures city cross streets featured projects type treatment font doodle comp high angle overhead view graphic media company brand identity illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

bcp header logo roof top big city pictures city cross streets ype treatment font high angle overhead view graphic media company brand identity illustration image Big City Pictures Holiday Logo Design Part 2: More Ideation

November 22, 2009 4:14:52 PM EST

Johanna: maybe the happy holidays should just be saved for the card, and the site should just have the bow? it looks pretty squeezed in there. i’ll send 2 versions fairly soon

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