The Irreverent Pesky Labels in a “spirited” last entry displaying animation, vigor, or liveliness hands down. Check it out Jena business card 
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Create your own label & print your own tunes
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A simple BOX should be our first and most imaginative tool .
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Not WYSIWYG, a creative side view of YOUR t-shirt has hidden faces. … and you’ll never forget a face, don´t you?
I use a single customized font to make an elegant, pretty easy to implement but powerful timeless logo design (as the striking red-yellow sample) with any colour applied over any media. Not use of some design glitches as current fashion types neither overused marble shadows 2.0 . Reflected bold type idea come out of the vinyl cut-out transfers used during plot process. so the brand is working also a creative and original message itself. Please, check it out included rough samples. Feedback as usual is welcomed (… and sorry for my english).
Hi! A detailed and unique brain shaped of “S” letters from different fonts (personal creativity) connected to the brand “spreadshirt” through a hand-made “S” line (like a single cotton thread hanging from a cloth giving overall a fresh look); logo itself works as a tag of the symbol (brain). Also the brain remembers the actual fingerprint style. I think there is not need to reproduce more “shirts icons” as it is already included in the own brand name. Additional description and images
A folded shirt similar to a paper plane toy is surrounded by a dynamic “S” letter thread hanging from one of the sleeves. Font “Rinse” based in a “Goudy Bold Italic” gives a stone-washed look somelike a vintage t-shirt.
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I propose you a dynamic symbol with 1 color where the letter “S” shape does work as a simple cloth hanger, a thinking-head and also a funny hanging cotton thread. Combined with a t-shirt shape in order to reinforce an strong and memorable visual identity. Word “spreadshirt” has been splitted-out using 2 variations from the same font family. Check it out the developed symbol variations.
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