design ideas needed!

[pagetta]

Ok - we develop a bespoke database, thats unique feature is that the core elements are built, saving you time and money, and the rest is completely bespoke to your individual needs. We are designing a brochure and came up with a great visual for the cover of elements of databse represented by icons flying into a computer screen, and appearing behind as a database.

However, as usual when you have 3 directors poring over things, its been ripped apart -

Has anyone got any conceptual ideas for how to visually represent something like that? something professional and corporate. We've spent days on this image and now have to start from scratch again and our brains are fuddled! Ta in advance for any inspiration you can offer!

[Spectur]

Have you thought about using visual elements tha draw from the origin of the word "bespoke" anf blend it across to the visual of the database ?


'Bespoke' is actually a term which dates from the 17th century, when tailors held the full lengths of cloth in their premises.

When a customer chose a length of material, it was said to have “been spoken for”. Hence a tailor who makes your clothes individually, to your specific personal requirements, is called "bespoke". This is unlike “made-to-measure”, which simply uses a basic, pre-existing template pattern, which is then adjusted to roughly your individual measurements.


In idea images showing the measuring of the customer needs with transition to the completed database .


Just an Idea...

[ADAM Web Design]

This is gonna sound pretty dumb, but I have no other ideas:

Start with the word "BeSpoke" and oversize the "O".

Use the "O" as a "spoke" wheel of sorts, with a computer icon in the center. Then have "spokes" coming out from the computer, with the edge being the "O".

Then just put the slogan in a smaller font underneath: "Database systems for your needs" or something corporate like that.