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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/53/53516/attachment_53516080 "Using a the new style laurel I created and incorporating the profiles of Romulus and the Wolf. I gave the brand name a little curve to it, so it would contour to the shape of the laurel. This make the brand name feel a little more apart of the designs, and not just floating in space above or below the main design. I added another banner to the laurel illustration featuring \"3\".
Including two version, different color variations of the laurel were used.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/53/53515/attachment_53515934 "Using a the new style laurel I created and incorporating the helmet design that the contest holder rated. I gave the brand name a little curve to it, so it would contour to the shape of the laurel. This make the brand name feel a little more apart of the designs, and not just floating in space above or below the main design.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/53/53515/attachment_53515777 "A plain version, using a different style laurel with just the roman numerals inside of it.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52546/attachment_52546872 "Blending together my two previous designs, by extending the laurel up and around the helmet. I've placed the \"3\" at the top where the branches meet, to incorporate the into the design more, and just not floating freely.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52541/attachment_52541869 "nspired by coins, the detailed profiles of Romulus and mother wolf surrounded by a laurel wreath. Using a different font for this design, but the same idea of using a serif, chiseled looking font.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52540/attachment_52540188 "I've incorporated a couple different concepts for this design - meshing together the fierce wolf as an \"ornament\" on top of the Roman Soldier's Helmet, as well as keeping in mind the Latin and the use of a \"chiseled looking\" font (V instead of U).")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52417/attachment_52417111 "I used a couple of retro style fonts, but nothing too over the top that would take away from the important information that your guests need to read. I incorporated the script a little more with this version. It could be use in a few other places as well, and still not overwhelm the guest reading the invitation.
The use of a chevron pattern is very popular these days. It is simple, but it can easily be conveyed on all other mailed inserts.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52416/attachment_52416962 "Created a scalloped dotted pattern to give a modern feel to a \"fancier\" styled idea. I used a couple of retro style fonts, but nothing too over the top that would take away from the important information that your guests need to read.
It's simple, but it can easily be conveyed on all other mailed inserts.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52675/attachment_52675613 "I took a chance and did something different to make this stand out a little more: I used a watercolor background that I created to have that art feel to it, as well as my own hand lettering for the brand and wine styles - something a with a bit of swirl, like grape vines.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52677/attachment_52677736 "Both wine and red wine labels shown here. Using a watercolored background that I created in the likeness of the wine colors, but only using this technique in the top and bottom banners. Keeping the pheasant itself without detail, but adding a slight shadow below it, giving dimmension. Two different fonts were used, and the main focus of these labels is the type of wine, other information has been nestled around it.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52672/attachment_52672574 "Both wine and red wine labels shown here.
Using a watercolored background that I created in the likeness of the wine colors. Keeping the pheasant itself without detail, but added a hand drawn texture outline around it to continue with the \"artistic\" feel.
Two different fonts were used, and the main focus of these labels is the type of wine, other information has been nestled around it.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/52/52462/attachment_52462524 "Both Red and White wine versions of the label present.
Limited myself to only a few fonts: a serif and a script.
Used the colors that were already incorporated in the company's current design. Changed the color of the pheasant depending on what type of wine it was for.")
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