Works: Press Logo
Moleskine scribble and the completed press logo in icon style.
When I moved PixelPress Icons to a blog format I did so with the hope that it would be easier to post some of my artwork that wasn’t necessarily GUI orientated. This is the first post that fulfills that.
I have always wanted to have a great and literal logo for this site but I’ve never been satisfied with anything I’ve designed: I am primarily a digital illustrator and logo design (along with pretty much everything else) plays second fiddle to that.
What follows is a rejected design from 2007 that I liked enough to render in Photoshop but not enough to use. The press depicted is inspired by a small printing press that was in the family home of a friend. It was based on the mechanical principles of Gutenberg’s first press with little innovation.
Ultimately I decided that forced perspective was not a good idea for my logo and I couldn’t fix the design to my own satisfaction. I’m dusting it off and showing it here just to have it see the light of day, for once.
Beautiful as always even if it wasn’t worthy of being your logo