The business of making custom lapel pins made of metal, plastic and Cloisonné must be a satisfying work. It is a great team work involving graphics artists who understand the requirements of customers who invariably give a vague idea of what they have in mind.
From the image they give, graphics artists go about preparing the logo in various color combinations for approval by clients. Once the design and slogan is completed, the work is handed over to those who go about making it in any one of the basic material mentioned above.
Yesterday, I stumbled onto pinsforanything.com, a very attractive lapel pins web site. The site offers free logo design. I have seen some of the lapel pins made by them. I am captivated by myriad shapes and colors of lapel pins made of metal.
Look at the images of a few die struck lapel pins. Aren’t they looking solid and majestic?
The founder of pinsforanything.com Jeff, ex- United States Marine has built a team of efficient engravers and creative artists and designers.
If I ever need a custom lapel pin, my choice would be pinsforanything.com
2 comments:
I actually like both vintage and contemporary pins, primarily historical or military pins which are sometimes more easily found online than at flea markets. I never thought of making my own designs though. Hmmm. Something to think about.
before locking your setting for the lapel pin, you can make any number of changes to it and can customize it any way you want, depending upon the need and purpose....!!
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