Company logos.

[Mick Dempsey]

Went to a wedding recently with some of our Irish family there.

We spent most of the evening before they arrived practicing how to say Saoirse. 

[Doug Tait]

Scorsha?

[Mick Dempsey]

We settled on Sersha, this seemed acceptable. 

[Doug Tait]

5 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

At least he’s not called Niamh.

 

Naive Forestry!

[Spruce Pirate]

1 minute ago, Doug Tait said:

Scorsha?

 

 

Bless you!  

 

But how do you say Saoirse?

[Donnie]

2 hours since I posted this topic and it’s fair to say this has been 100 percent fully derailed. 
 

Good work men

Edited 1 hour ago by Donnie

[peds]

34 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

At least he’s not called Niamh.

The spelling of Irish names is a real pet piamh of mine.

[Doug Tait]

I'll have a go at a serious reply but I'm not a gifted graphic designer.

If you're thinking double sided.

 

The front is picture of splitter in front of timber like the flyer but faded to show writing on top, the business name, strap line, contact details.

 

The back has a subtle pattern, maybe a line drawing of a cut stump from above? with your main points listed, road tow log splitter, uniform logs produced in any quantity, experienced and insured, size 13 boots, whatever.

[Donnie]

1 minute ago, Doug Tait said:

I'll have a go at a serious reply but I'm not a gifted graphic designer.

If you're thinking double sided.

 

The front is picture of splitter in front of timber like the flyer but faded to show writing on top, the business name, strap line, contact details.

 

The back has a subtle pattern, maybe a line drawing of a cut stump from above? with your main points listed, road tow log splitter, uniform logs produced in any quantity, experienced and insured, size 13 boots, whatever.

Cheers Doug. Should I put milk and 2 on there?

[Doug Tait]

I was imagining something like this but less pronounced so you can read the writing on top clearly