In my second entry I extendet the Tetrisidea of the first concept. With the first concept as a basic, I have genereted this logo. With the piled stones which symbolize a T-shirt can be coloured arbitrarily. They emphasize once again the “do it yourself” concept of Spreadshirt. The Logo with the V-neck and the arrow below can look like a screw, a nail, a pencil or a T-shirt. In my opinion these symbols transport the message “your own label” very well.This is the moment were you can go crazy, you can use the logo in a flexible and creative way (scroll down for some thoughts from me). The pencil (=the logo) is ablo to draw any motive in dashed lines, this design element can represent any message for promotion/advertising for web & print. Also you can easily cut or stamp the logo, since it is held simple.I’ve tryed to create a typography which is semantic to the words “spread shirt” to support the logo, my goal was to to achieve a good typographic brand recognition also without the logo. Thx for reading. Comments, good or bad are very welcome as long as they are objective 
Last 5 entries by AlexanderWende
- Put it together yourway! - October 18th, 2007
- Say hello to Y.O.L. [update] - October 14th, 2007
- Growing individual - October 14th, 2007
- GROWING! - October 13th, 2007
- Say hello to... - October 11th, 2007
I like your work very much. I think it will look better and cleaner if you take away the little elements, like the arrow in the “I”…i don’t need it. The big graphic element is just fine:) The dashed lines drawing are nice.
very nice concept and execution - I like the shirt becomes a pencil idea a lot. altough i think it looks a *little bit* like a screw .. and the wordmark (spreadshirt) could be separated a little bit more (spread // shirt), but overall a very good approach and an excellent presentation!
Nice work, I like your additional images
Enormous creative presentation, i like it a lot. Blanking out the logo looks especially nice
Unfortunately I also saw a screw in that.
@InaDimova:
You’re right it looks betterwithout that arrow, i’ve updatet it. Sometimes u need more other opinions to go the right way. Thx for that constructive comment ^^
@ami:
thx in my update it is a little bit more seperatet and I’ve corrected the kerning a little bit more.
@Laurent:
Like your work too ^^
@Pascalphilly:
Thx!