Good Fellow Electric pairs a friendly greeting with electrical tools. Rounded script and a simple tradesman character give the name a human connection.
The smile and raised hand suggest a welcoming greeting. A screwdriver, cord and toolbox place that character in the electrical trade. The separate “Electric” plate makes the service clear in words.
The mascot holds a screwdriver with a coiled cord over his arm. A toolbox beside his boots adds another trade cue, while the free hand supplies the greeting.
Rounded cream script fills the red name badge. The teal “Electric” plate repeats the shirt color, with small screws that make the lower strip look like an attached sign.
The large character stands where the red front meets the teal rear. A curved cream border follows that change, separating the figure and color fields.
The name has its own space on the broad side panel, with pale rays spreading behind it. On the rear, the character moves beside a smaller badge and the contact details stack below.
The polo uses teal as its main field, matching both the service plate and the character’s shirt. The compact chest badge keeps the front focused on the name.
A larger badge sits on the back against pale rays. Cream lettering and red borders keep that mark distinct from the teal, carrying the identity without the full mascot.
The yard sign keeps the electrician beside the name across red and teal fields. The cream curve separates those fields and frames the character’s greeting.
The phone number and website occupy separate bands below. Grouping the contact details there leaves the upper panel for the character and business name.
The A-frame puts the badge and phone number in the teal upper area. Its vertical order suits the narrow sign and gives the wording a clear place.
The mascot and QR code share the red lower panel. Cream outlines link the character to the pale lettering, while the bottom website strip completes the stack.
The canopy, backdrop and table cover pair the electrician with the name badge. Red corners and cream curves carry the van’s color split into the event display.
The flags turn the name vertically and place the character below it. The canopy gives the website a wide strip overhead, so the contact cue has a different role from the repeated logos.
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