For this brief, I played around with the initials 'dtp' in lowercase and came up with a monogram logo. I made sure that it would be recognizable, visible, and adaptable in printed formats.
DTP Shipping Solutions fake client brief. B2B shipping services based in Dallas, TX needing a logo to put on office supplies and trucks with a professional comparable to UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc ....
This is a really creative logo! but, if i were you i would try to make the "DTP" equally spaced between the "shipping solutions" and the logo (take this advice with a grain of salt because I'm not good at spotting details lol)
The logo is designed in a bold form giving the sense of a solid, reliable company. also, the logo is sheared forward to represent the speed of delivery.
This is my second Logo Design attempt, so what do you think?
If this truly is just your second attempt at logo design, stick with it because YOU’RE DOING IT RIGHT! This is a great logo and you’re certainly on the right track. As a suggestion, consider a common baseline for both your logo and your logotype. That’s not to say that every logo and corresponding logotype should have a common baseline… just in this case (I think) it would streamline the design. Your “D”, “T”, and “P” ought to be on the same baseline (your “D” is a touch above your “TP”). As well, (in this case) your logotype ought to be on that same baseline. Maybe even consider putting “Shipping Solutions” on the same line in a larger font size with a light weight to contrast with the logo itself. Lastly, I love how you’ve dotted your i’s with orange, nice touch! Looking forward to seeing more of your work!