• Digital black and white logo in a square, with foxgloves to the left side. Flora & Flint text in the centre

  • A circle digital logo in soft pink and green. Image is a line drawing of a coffee cup and saucer from a birds eye view, there is a celebration cake in the centre and underneath reads The Cakery

  • Digital black and white logo of a house and underneath, upside down there is an oak tree, the beaches acting as roots. In the centre reads New Forest Design & Build

  • Digital circular logo with leaves and flowers, the right side reads Lucy's Little Cakery. The circle is filled in with a pink swirl

  • A digital black and white logo of trees sitting in a half moon

  • A digital logo in a diamond shape with flowers and leaves either wide and the initials R L in the centre

A simple, eye-catching brand statement.

I was lucky enough to gain quite a few logo requests when I first started out with my business back in 2020, I think because my style lends itself well to them. My artwork originally consisted of a fine liner pen and a piece of paper, you can’t much more simple than that right? Creating simple lines that made up an intricate image. As you can see from the examples above, this style lends itself very well to eye-catching brand logo’s.

I have worked with a varied range of customers, from cafe’s and salons, photographers and stained glass creators, to a woodworking business and bakery. Always sneaking a botanical element into my logo’s because that’s what I do, if this lends well to the business obviously, but hey, even if your a mechanic, i’m pretty sure I could still a botanical element in there somewhere.

iPad laying in a beige sheet, on a wooden floor with dried flowers. The iPad displaying a circular logo for Lucys Little Cakery

The process is pretty simple. You send across your ideas, I draw up a mood board, encapsulating your most important elements, we make changes and adjustments to ensure we’re on the right path, then boom, I get to drawing and you get back to whatever else you needed to do in the never ending to do list of a business owner. I draw up your logo/ logo’s in Pro Create and send over to you in Jpeg and PSD format. There is also the option to vector your design if you wanted to enlarge.

You can see more of my logo work here and if you have any further questions or would like to book in with me for logo creation, fill out the form on my Contact Page or click the button below.