A contemporary design concept.

The triangular crest which was eventually used by the school.

The color logo as it appeared embroidered on a towel.

Leaning more towards the traditional, LFA’s current logo features a two-headed eagle wearing fencing masks on both heads!

If you are interested in commissioning a logo, send me an email for a quote. Prices are flat-rate, reasonable, and include three concept designs to choose from.

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So this brings me to a question about your brand identity. Do you have a visual identity that sets your club apart? If not, consider adopting one which you can use on everything from advertising to merchandising. Here are a few tips:

1. Is your club modern or classical? Competitive or casual? Think about what image you want to project.

2. Choose a color scheme of two to three colors. Any more will drive up your printing costs and reduce effectiveness.

3. For a distinct identity, think about what unique feature sets your club or location apart. Elements from your city’s logo or coat of arms could be adopted (but be wary of copyrights and don’t plagiarize).

4. Consider including a standard club t-shirt or stickers as part of your initial membership package. After all, your members will be doing a lot of your advertising for you!

With a little thought and purpose behind it, your logo can become a spokesman for your club. It tells people at a glance what you are all about, and sets your fencers apart with a distict look that makes your club look more professional.

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