Check out my NEW LOGO

I am so excited, it's taken me so long to like a logo. It's only taken 5 years! I welcome your honest opinion.

Now I can represent the kettlebell community in style and so can YOU. Many clothing items and accessories to choose from here at Cafe Press On The Edge Fitness store. Right now both colors are available. Email me with questions.

You better believe Chloe will be sporting one of these! 8-)

Comments

Unknown said…

I absolutely love it!!!! I must get one of those shirts.

Anita
Birmingham, AL

August 14, 2009 at 8:11 AM

Yavor said…

Well - here are my thoughts...

It is with too much detail for a logo. Also - I think it would be great if the back of the girl showed some muscle - like on the poster of million dollar baby.

I know, I know, you love it already and didn't need my crituque lol.

Couldn't help it..

Cheers,

Yavor

p.s. here is a quick mock up of my idea

p.p.s. the idea is to go for style + strong + sexy

HERE IS MY TAKE:

http://i32.tinypic.com/2cosp42.jpg

August 17, 2009 at 3:45 AM

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