I need somebody to do the artwork that I can give to the label printing company for a product that I sell.

I have been selling this for years with a sort of industrial looking label.

It occurred to me that there is probably a larger market for this product, and I would like another label with some pizazz.

I need somebody with the artistic talent, the right software tools to prepare the artwork, and some marketing creativity.

I figure that in the many thousands of members here, I might be able to find the right person.

Somebody I could interact with face-to-face would be ideal, but if that's not practical, we could work via email and text. Voice phone calls are not a great option because hearing aids.

Replies in this thread are fine, or contact via the email address in my profile will work too.

You've got mail.

Mind if I submit a request as well, V-Tail?

It's for the blog. An upcoming article called, "Texting, American Style". It'll be about the abbreviations more mature couples use to express their love, trust, respect, compassion, etc. and I want a nice logo to go with the article.

My dinky graphics program will not give me a perfect equilateral triangle, for starters ... then the text, I cannot get it at the right angle within the triangle legs ...

The graphic will be named and can include the graphic house which produced it, so it'll be picked up by the search engines pretty quickly. There is not another such graphic on the web, and I think this one will stand out. The trilogy foundation of a great relationship: Love-trust-respect. 400 pixels wide will be plenty.

Thank you for putting up with my riding your thread. I'll make you a custom holiday avatar

Woodman, you've got mail.

Thanks Deqlyn!

My daughter is a free lance graphic artist and she is very good at it, if you do not find anyone.
She has done that kind of thing before, as well as magazine cover work, video work. She has worked for some companies before, but prefers to be on her own.

You have mail.

It's a bit rough, but it has some pizazz, ya think?

Is this the current logo for Stanley Steemer? Looks familiar. Might violate copyright laws.

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