T-Shirt Co. logo

[thinksigns]

I have a client that is opening a t-shirt shop. The top left is the art she sent for their sign. Things are kind of slow today, so I'm playing around with a logo for her. Working with color is not one of my strong points, so I know they need some work. Any thoughts?

 

[Tim Kingston]

Do you use Photoshop or Illustrator, and if so, what version? I was going to suggest you use Kuler to help with your colour selections. It is a great tool. Tim

 

[omgsideburns]

the skirt place

 

[slappy]

quickie.... (don't mind the long sleeve, couldn't find a tee i liked )

 

[signswi]

What kind of t-shirt shop? The logo should fit the intended audience and stand out from competitors, so at least a bit of market research is always in order. That will help inform the design.

 

[ucmj22]

I usually get a pleasing layout before I start adding color. My 2C

 

[visual800]

those do not look good, nothing makes them pop, fonts are horrible, sorry my opinion

 

[Mason]

Slapakiss nailed it, you owe her the fee..

 

[thinksigns]

Thank you everyone for their input. I did use Kuler to get the colors for the bottom left. I used her blues for a starting point. Something came up yesterday and I did not get to meet with the customer. No need to apologize for your opinion. I asked, you told. No worries. I will update.

 

[Service Sign Co]

I would be tempted to use Bleeping cowboys for t-shirts, but I've got nothing to do tonight but mess around

 

[square1]

Would they be willing to go with something a bit more edgy? Possibly neon type colors on darker shirts?