Starline Brush Script Logo

Start with the lettering: hot pink brush script, slanted hard, with a tall looping S. The sample shows a made-up name, Shepherd Freight, and your name takes its place. A pink swoosh underlines the first word and finishes at the right end as a road with tiny white dashes. Above the script, a gold mountain range has a winding road running through it, and seven gold stars arch over the peaks, the middle star largest. The second word sits below the swoosh in a smaller, bold italic script.

This layout is built for a long first word with a short second word below it. The swoosh runs under the whole first word, so a short first name leaves the gold mountain and stars looking big beside it, while a long one widens the pink line and the arch of stars. A one-word company name has no obvious home for the lower line, so mention that when you order. The artwork is about one and a half times as wide as tall, which suits a full door panel more than a narrow strip.

Pink and gold are both bright, so they stand out on white, black, silver and dark blue doors. Gold gets weak on yellow, cream or tan paint, and the pink fights with a red door. Expect this one to read as friendly and a bit playful, which fits a small carrier, a courier or a moving company better than a fleet that wants a plain corporate look. It also asks for more room than a simple one-line name.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.