Detailed artwork on timber
This example features a crest centred on a broad timber surface, with the surrounding wood grain visible. The coloured detail distinguishes the emblem from the natural background. It illustrates the type of decorative artwork that can be considered for a wooden presentation piece.
Preparing a crest or logo
Crests often contain small shapes, lettering and fine lines. Supply the clearest artwork available so the design can be assessed at the intended size. If colour is required, identify the colours and the finish you have in mind; these details need to be discussed as part of the quotation.
Wood type and surface finish
Tell us the dimensions, timber type if known, and whether the surface is bare, varnished, painted or otherwise coated. Grain and existing finishes influence the result. Include a photograph of the actual item and explain where the design should sit, particularly if there are joints, fittings or uneven areas.
Wood engraving ↗