Who puts their logo on their work?

[rafairchild2]

Perhaps it's the years I did marketing and advertising sticking around my head. Perhaps it's a bit of a way to brag.  On my larger pieces, I put my logo on the back (backer board) using my laser.  For my gifts, I add a signature and date below. Some may say it is a bit ostentatious, but I like to have a legacy mark on my work.

Below is a backer board I am prepping for glue-up, I will also drill pilot holes for my hanging hardware next.

So, who else places a logo on their pieces, and what method do you use?  

ps: Attach your logo.

 

Edited May 15, 2023 by rafairchild2

[FrankEV]

I use as NEJE Master 2 Laser engraver/cutter to put my Logo on the back side of my work.   I sign it with a pen before I apply a clear coat of lacquer or acrylic finish.

The first pic shows the finished Logo on the back of a piece positioned in the NEJE Master 2.

 

 

I went to this Logo becaues I have had people who purchased my work want a "personally signed original".     

 

Edited May 15, 2023 by FrankEV

[FrankEV]

BTW Richard, I believe this post and replys should have really been in Town Square/General Scroll Sawing forum.

Edited May 15, 2023 by FrankEV

[TAIrving]

I also use the NEJE Master 2 Mini laser/engraver.  My logo is one I designed for myself.  

[rafairchild2]

1 hour ago, FrankEV said:

BTW Richard, I believe this post and replys should have really been in Town Square/General Scroll Sawing forum.

I had debated about that.  Being that adding a logo could be considered a "brag", I took the shot and posted it here.