Mon 11 Jan, 2010 12:25 pm
So I can't draw a lick. Stick figures come out looking more like scoliosis victims more then anything.
Me and some friends are working on a video project and like all good production companies we have a name but we are looking to get a logo drawn. It is a rather simple logo, at least in my mind. If anyone could help out it would be great.
What I am looking for is a "Brick in a Sock" A tube sock with a brick shoved in it pretty much sums it up. With a corner or two having ripped through the fabric. Two stripes on the top of the sock red in color. If this is not an easy task I understand, just seeing if anyone can help.
@Seed,
Tried, and failed...
Haha, sorry, not very good,
Here's it before i tried to edit it
@AbbieMcKenley,
No no, not at all that is very good. I just should have been a bit more clear on that the brick should be set at the foot of the sock. But this can be used for another logo that is being made!
@Seed,
Haha okay
Good luck with your video project
@Seed,
I see that you and your friends are going to be engaged in "customer relations" and "invoice dispute resolution" Its a growth area. You should have a large caroon GABONE in a shiny suit with him holding his sock with a brick at the toe.
Motto
"How can we be of service?"
@farmerman,
Haha, thats not far from the fact of how the Brick in a Sock thing came to be. My best friend had to do some thing for a high school project way back in the day. He called it "Brick in a Sock Securities". Good memories.
@Seed,
In Philly, several of the old Mafia Soldatti used to use 4 rolls of quarters in a nylon stocking in a similar manner. Rolls of quarters are easier to extract from your Vicuna topcoat.
@Seed,
Is this a serious business venture? If so, hire a professional. You need a graphic artist who can interpret your idea and communicate your vision to your customers in a simple image. This is not so easy to do. People often judge a company by their first impressions - and those first impressions are often made by a logo.
@Green Witch,
Nope, not a serious venture deal. Just friends being stupid and coming up with things to keep our time occupied is all.
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