• A$400

• 496 Designs

• 117 Designer

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Logo-Design Kurzbeschreibung

I am a photographer setting up a business and starting with a website, and am therefore looking for a logo. Primarily, as I say, the logo needs to be used on a website but also it needs to be something that would work on a business card too.

The business name is PhotoMonkey and I would like the logo to incorporate those two elements somehow. When people look at it logo I want them to instantly think "Oh, that's a photo-monkey!"
If you use a camera in the design, it needs to be a professional looking DSLR type camera, not a compact camera

Also, I would like the graphic part of the image to potentially be able to stand alone and work without the text but still suggest 'PhotoMonkey'

In terms of other brainstorming ideas for you, my primary focus is landscape photography so it might be good to incorporate that somehow - and being in New Zealand's Sth Island lakes and mountains are a strong feature. As I say, just brainstorming ideas though - obviously it doesn't want to get too cluttered.

In terms of overall impression, I'm thinking fun but not irreverant (it's a professional business after all) and there are no set colours. Classy but not stuffy.

For text on the logo, it must have 'PhotoMonkey' but I'm unsure on also to include 'Photography' and/or my name 'Andy Holt'. I'm open to persuasion.

Zielmarkt/( -märkte)

At this stage it wil primarily be 'art lovers' - people who will want to purchase a piece of fine-art photography for their walls

Industrie/Einheitstyp

Business

Logo Text

PhotoMonkey

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Anforderungen

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• The design must incorporate a monkey and some way of defining the monkey as a 'photo monkey'
  
  Also, I would like the graphic part of the image to potentialy be able to stand alone and work without the text but still suggest 'PhotoMonkey'