After vectorizing, and playing around with my font for the day, this is what I have come up with…I might use it, however I’m a little unsure. What do you think?
I’ve improved the lettering yet again (specialy with the Q).
Now with a little bit of colour I think it works out really well, whether it be on a light or dark background.
British artist Dan Baldwin bridges the gap between abstract and figurative painting to create a landscape that simultaneously reflects reality, the power of the imagination and the private, inner workings of his mind. His style has a unique aesthetic which is difficult to categorize. Working by instinct, it can change dramatically depending on the subject matter he is exploring and the emotions he is channeling.
The organic spontaneity of Baldwin’s canvases is tempered by his careful composition of two and three dimensional elements. Twenty years of experience is evident in his masterful ability to shape, contain and simplify complexity. His integration of mixed media found objects (knives, crucifixes, bullets, bank notes and razor blades) over screen prints, acrylic and spray paint adds depth, clarity and balance. Despite the difference in medium, his creative process when working with ceramics is similar in its unabashed candor.
Amidst the edgy brushstrokes and sinister themes, symbolism proliferates in Baldwin’s work. From children’s storybook illustrations and images of war to skate graphics and Vanitas, each viewer develops a highly personal response to what they see. The relationship that has been observed between Baldwin and the still life painters of seventeenth century Holland stems from his use of such symbols of life, death and mortality as the flower, the skull, the bird and rotting fruit. Baldwin recontextualizes these symbols, however, making them relevant for modern audiences.
is an illustrator currently working from Manchester, UK. Since graduating in 2008 he has been involved in a number of amazing projects and commissions spanning the whole spectrum of illustration. 
Maitland is best known for his award-winning music Design and Art Direction as part of Big Active, the London based creative consultancy, where he has created memorable music campaigns for amongst others – Basement Jaxx, Goldfrapp, Michael Jackson, Simian and Beck. Not content to sit back while directing freelance illustrators and photographers, Mat has evolved into a leading image maker in his own right. His aesthetic taps into different worlds: art, photography, music and fashion all collide, eradicating the traditional barriers that usually separate these entities
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