As a logo designer I have always enjoyed seeing and reading the thought and creative processes of other graphic designers logos – from the project brief, to the initial sketches, right down to the final touches. Understanding how logo designers work and articulate their ideas is a great way to learn and expand our own [...]
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Steps of a Successful Logo Design Process
The strategies behind designing a successful and memorable logo involves a process which progresses through various stages of listening, research, development, feedback and changes. Below I share my logo process I go through when designing a logo: Step 1: Defining the problem and understanding the goal Getting the right amount of details and having a clear [...]
Steve Jobs discusses working with Paul Rand
I’m quite positive that this video has been around for quite some time (since it was filmed in 1993), but for those who missed it here is an interview with Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, discussing his logo designer, Paul Rand – Steve is one happy client! This was my first time seeing this interview and it [...]
What Should You Get From Your Logo Designer
More often than not when asking a client for their current logo, I am provided with a file format that is less than desirable for the project or situation. Although this can be argued both ways, I’ve seen both instances where it was logo designers responsibility to provide the proper deliverables or the client was [...]
All the Logo Design Resources You Will Ever Need
Below is a list of 33 logo design inspirational websites, galleries and resources that will fulfill your every logo desire and addiction! LogoPond One of my favorite resources of fantastic logo inspiration. You can spend days searching through their archives. BuzzShout Approximately 2,000 logos to search through. Goodlogo A logo resource where you get to rate the [...]
The creative process for The Design Cubicle logo
Last week I introduced the Design Cubicle’s new logo and this week I would like to share my creative process with all of you. Before I begin, it’s important to have an understanding how the name ‘Design Cubicle’ name to be: Around my 2nd year of high school I began to take graphic design more serious [...]
