tag brush logo



For my tag brush logos I wanted to use pastel colors in order to draw one's eye to it. I also just used a single splatter for the background because I wanted the design to stay fairly simple. My favorite is probably blue, just because I think it looks the cleanest. I tried the red, one of the original colors for my logo, but it looked messy with the splatter.

 

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