Instead, imagine the simplified version that your embroiderer suggested. Will your logo have more room for your business name? Will it be more readable? Will your design have a clean appearance rather than a messy look? Will your logo embroider more easily? While making modifications may seem like a big deal to you, people who are unfamiliar with your logo may not even see the difference. All they will see is a well-designed embroidered image.
Sunday, March 25, 2018
Your Embroidered Logo - Artwork to Embroidery
What looks good in print doesn't always translate well into embroidery. A thin printed line becomes a line consisting of tiny segments, a light shadow effect draws more attention because it consists of individual stitches, small text can't be embroidered because it would require stitches that are too small for an embroidery machine...
Instead, imagine the simplified version that your embroiderer suggested. Will your logo have more room for your business name? Will it be more readable? Will your design have a clean appearance rather than a messy look? Will your logo embroider more easily? While making modifications may seem like a big deal to you, people who are unfamiliar with your logo may not even see the difference. All they will see is a well-designed embroidered image.
Instead, imagine the simplified version that your embroiderer suggested. Will your logo have more room for your business name? Will it be more readable? Will your design have a clean appearance rather than a messy look? Will your logo embroider more easily? While making modifications may seem like a big deal to you, people who are unfamiliar with your logo may not even see the difference. All they will see is a well-designed embroidered image.
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