CorrectCraftFan.com Logo

Do you have CC logo's for sale? Is there anything out there for older boats?
Thanks,
Steve

Hi Everyone,
After a long process, I just signed an agreement from Correct Craft on the logo design and site name (you may notice additional disclaimers on the site). They have been great to deal with and very appreciative of the site. Logo decals should be coming soon. I'll keep everyone posted.

-Keith

Keith ,
Had one more idea , how about Beach towels with the old Correct Craft logo .
Mike Thrower (nautique frk)

Heard from the Correct Craft Executive Secretary to the Board of Directors about the logo. They're reviewing it and will let me know if they give the okay ... cross your fingers.

I'll keep you posted.

-Keith

Keith

I am with a company called Minnesota Print Management and we specialize in graphics and printing. If you would like, I can set your artwork in Adobe Illustrator as a vector graphic if you like. I can then send it to you for proofing as a PDF.

For what its worth, I can also get pricing on printed labels, etc. For best pricing. minumum runs are usually 250, however, I can get prices for smaller quantities as well.

Also, thanks for the info about stalling.

Brian

Keith wrote: I started with a font called 'Airstream' however the 'C's and 'F's where not at all correct so I modified them (see black mockup at top of page). I turned the font into an image file and then cut, hand drew, and copied parts of letters to create the full graphic. Right now it's a .psd file. I have someone trying to convert it to a vector (.eps) file for me. I hope it works.

Keith

Looks good. Is this a vector graphic? Did you use a font to create it? If so, may I ask what font you used?

Thanks
Brian

Kenny G,
When you say 'the first one', do you mean the original in back?

The original was just a quick mock-up. The blue versions (especially the latest version) incorporates a closer imitation to the former Correct Craft logo.

The curved line vs. tapered straight line are just different style ideas - I'm open to either. What I like about the curved line is that it ties in with the script font and resembles the hull lines (spray guards) of the classic Correct Craft. What I like about the tapered straight line is it's a creates a narrower (shorter graphic) and denotes speed.

Please continue to offer feedback. I'd like to finalize the graphic very soon.

Yes, I think I'd like to do cut vinyl decals in white.

Thanks,
Keith

Here's the final logo:

Feel free to send additional comments.



Thanks to everyone who provided feedback.

-Keith

Everyone, thank you for your comments.

Here are the two final concepts. Please let me know which you like better.

Concept A:


Concept B:


Thank you for your feedback.

-Keith

i agree with "79" re the F, and it does look great. dont forget the beverage coolers.

Kenny G.
Got you message over the weekend. Hold off a little on the decals. I want to give Correct Craft enough time to respond. I also want to produce a cleaner image - this is just a draft.

P.S. T-shirts will come in time but I'll take care of that.

Thanks,
Keith

Keith,

For what it is worth, I like it. This site has become representative of the boats from the era you describe. As such, I think the logo ties the past with the present quite nicely.

Of course now you will have to get into the marketing of decals and t-shirts like other sites have done. But, that may not be a bad thing as it would help to pay the rent.