Background information
Name to incorporate in the logo
Jun Lucas
Slogan to incorporate in the logo
Description of the organization and its target audience
I am a singer, dancer and rapper. I write and perform pop music that’ll be on the billboard hot 100 charts, with r&b, Kpop and electronic influences.
I shoot dance music videos too, sing and rap in them and I want to take my artistry to the next level with strong visuals for my name.
I’m an extremely versatile performer, my target audience is mainly female in their teens to 30s - middle class income.
Industry
Entertainment & The Arts
Visual style
Colors to explore


Other color requirements
Style Attributes
Design inspiration
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Other notes
TAKE NOTE (update): Not compulsory, But I do like the way the letter "J" looks on the T-shirt.
Update 2: The J and L should be significantly bigger than the rest of the letters. Just like you see how the "F" is very big and distinguishable in "Fender". Very dominant First letters.
Update 3: Also, there is some significance to the number 7.
With the “J” and the “L”, I have been pushing designers to hint the “7” it brings out my artist concept more. 7 is completeness and is God’s number, let’s see what we can do with that. Once you re-arrange them, you also get the letter “Z” which stands for Gen Z (and dragon ball Z, my favourite childhood show, that requires “7” dragon balls).
I derive a lot of inspiration from “Fender” the American electric guitar brand - as they are extremely versatile, popular, luxurious and expensive - very pop oriented too and they’re from California.
That’s the vibe I’m trying to nail. Versatile, popular, luxurious, LA vibes but MASCULINE. Emulating the cursiveness of the Fender logo is crucial - script styled font.
The logo should just be the name in a really cool font.
Take a listen to my music to get a better understanding :
Contest deliverables
1 x Logo
Final files
If you use fonts that require a license, confirm with the client they're ok with it. For licensing reasons, it is better to provide your client with information on how to acquire the font rather than providing the actual files.
Text in logos should be converted to outlines.