Horse DNA Logo Completion
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m nearly there with a concept that blends a horse’s head and a DNA double helix, yet I’m stuck on the finishing touches and need a fresh creative hand. The artwork must stay abstract—no realistic shading or cartoon features—and the mane should flow smoothly as it morphs into the helix.
“Breeding Lines” has to weave directly into that flowing helix, with the B and L beginning as natural extensions of the strands. The letters don’t have to follow any existing font; you’re free to draw them so they feel like part of the genetic twist. When finished, the head alone (with just the initial B and L) should stand confidently on its own, while a second version carries the full brand name within the helix.
I've included 3 ideas, some AI generated and some edited myself but as I said, I'm compeltely stuck.
Final deliverables:
• Two black-and-white vector files (one head-only, one full wordmark) in AI and SVG.
• Paths cleanly closed and editable, no embedded bitmaps.
• Stroke weights and negative space balanced for crisp reproduction at any size.
If you’re comfortable sculpting smooth, flowing line work and seamlessly integrating lettering into an abstract DNA form, I’d love to see your approach and wrap this logo up together.
“Breeding Lines” has to weave directly into that flowing helix, with the B and L beginning as natural extensions of the strands. The letters don’t have to follow any existing font; you’re free to draw them so they feel like part of the genetic twist. When finished, the head alone (with just the initial B and L) should stand confidently on its own, while a second version carries the full brand name within the helix.
I've included 3 ideas, some AI generated and some edited myself but as I said, I'm compeltely stuck.
Final deliverables:
• Two black-and-white vector files (one head-only, one full wordmark) in AI and SVG.
• Paths cleanly closed and editable, no embedded bitmaps.
• Stroke weights and negative space balanced for crisp reproduction at any size.
If you’re comfortable sculpting smooth, flowing line work and seamlessly integrating lettering into an abstract DNA form, I’d love to see your approach and wrap this logo up together.