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"Addinkted" Logo


I decided to create a logo for a fictional company that would strategically design and generate sleeve tattoos for people. I decided to name my fictional company "Addinkted." The font I chose was Trattatello because of its grungy aesthetic. I made the color of my company name red because it contrasts with the background, therefore; it stands out. Also, when you get a tattoo ink is injected into your skin, which makes you bleed. This red color may also be associated with blood. Also, I decided to have my logo back because ink is black. I based my logo off one my original rough sketches. I chose the horse chess piece to represent my logo because it is a symbol of strategy. Strategically placing tattoos together is also like completing a puzzle. This is why I decided to incorporate puzzle pieces in my logo. Lastly, I decided to make ink drip from the bottom left corner of the logo to further emphasize that this company is a tattoo company.

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