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Logo design tutorials

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Logo Design Tutorial Showing the Beginning and Ending Point Of Logo Design

 

 

If you are a absolute novice looking for logo design tutorials you probably have discovered a few different articles on the logo design procedure and even a few walk through Logo design tutorial showing the beginning and ending point of logo design. One of the things that could assist you is to divide the logo design procedure into little exercises where you don’t experience pressured.

 

Tips:

 

Simple is always better:

 

A complicated logo can be difficult to reproduce and more importantly, difficult to recall. Better to have a simple logo for your main art, and an enhanced version when a more complicated version is suitable, and/or the reproduction medium permits.

 

Logo is for viewers:

 

Keep in mind that your brand mark is to attract your customers, and should be made with them in mind. You may be the most conventional person on the globe, but if you’re trying to advertise and promote to the hip-hop mass, your common senses are probably different than your ‘audience’. A brand mark that you ‘like’ almost certainly won’t appeal to them.

 

Not every brand mark needs an icon?

From time to time a customer just needs a specialized word mark to categorize their business. Don’t be afraid to ask what they think. You must have an idea of what the customer actually has in mind. How does he want the symbol to be a representative of the company? All the questions in your head must be cleared before you start working on the project.

 

A simple brand mark aids recognition?

Keeping the design simple permits the flexibility in dimension. Ideally, your design should work at a least amount of around one inch without failure of resolution. Their logos look simple and are easier to identify because of it.

 

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