Making a company brand more appealing
I could just do what the picture above show but I also wanted that picture to connect with the owner. I don't just design them I create emotions to make them alive and if I can't feel them move then it won't appeal to anyone.
Creating a compelling company logo is all about capturing the essence of a brand in a way that's visually striking and memorable.
Here’s how I design an interesting and effective logo
1. First I will try understand what your doing - your business
Before I start designing, I need to consider what your company stands for.
What are my company's core values?
Who is my target audience?
What emotions do I want my logo to evoke?
2. I figure out the right design elements
Colors: Pick colors that reflect your brand’s personality. For example, blue conveys trust, while red symbolizes energy.
Fonts: A sleek, modern font can signal innovation, while a classic serif font might suggest tradition.
Symbols & Icons: Use meaningful imagery that reinforces your brand identity without overwhelming the design.
3. I keep things simple yet unique
A logo should be easy to recognize at a glance. I avoid overly complex graphics.
I make sure it looks good in black & white, as well as in different sizes.
4. Make it scalable and versatile
A logo will appear on business cards, websites, merchandise, and ads. I ensure it remains clear and effective across all mediums.
5. Then experiment and get feedback
I create multiple drafts and gather opinions from colleagues or potential customers.
I adjust and refine based on feedback to ensure clarity and appeal.
6. Using whatever tools I can used
I used nature as an inspiration, I also used the old school way of sketching things like using canvas and brush, and online and desktop software are all part of my workbench.
Some basics question I asked to my clients are:
- What is the name of your company?
- What products or services do you offer?
- What are three words that describe your brand personality (e.g., modern, playful, (professional)?
- Do you have any preferred colors or symbols in mind?
Interested, then send me a message.
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