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| Logo for bookkeeper incorporating Loch Ness Monster and an abacus (or calculator)! | ||
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| NessNumbers (or Ness Numbers as two words possibly) | ||
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| This logo is for a sole trader providing bookkeeping / payroll / accountancy services in the Scottish Highlands. I do not want a boring typical accountancy logo! I would like something a bit quirky but still professional that could be used on mugs, polo-shirts etc. as well as letterhead, invoices. | ||
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Symbolic Illustrative Character |
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Simple Professional |
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Black (must be able to be reproduced in mono). Would also consider up to two more colours, perhaps green and/or red / purple / yellow. Am open to any and all suggestions! |
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I have imagined something which incorporates the Loch Ness Monster (LNM) with an abacus (maybe the Monster could be flicking an abacus bead with its tail, curled around the text 'NessNumbers'. I would prefer the LNM representation to be in the more 'plesiosaurus' style rather than as a giant eel / snake. The logo does not need to show an entire LNM, but I would like something to represent the 'Ness' part and something like a simple abacus or calculator to represent the 'Numbers' part of my business name. If you do not know what the LNM is, please see www.nessie.co.uk. |
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| Ness_Books_logoV3_JPG32633.jpg This was an early idea, 'Books' now changed to 'Numbers' and monster should be more chunky rather than snake-like (and the whole thing needs to be slick, sharp and professional!!). |
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| how_to_draw_the_loch_ness_monster__draw_nessie_32746.gif This pic shows the style of Loch Ness Monster I would prefer, but I am open to suggestions, it could just be a more representative / symbolic reference rather than a picture... |
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