While cleaning out a desk recently, I uncovered this scrap of paper containing some notes I made on my approach to the process of designing logos. I don’t know how old it is, but it still looks accurate, so I thought I’d share it. Never underestimate the power of a seedling:SHARE VIA
Posts Tagged: Logo Design
Snowflakes and logos
With yet another snowstorm here today, I thought I’d share this snowflake-inspired logo I designed last year. AMA Scientific is a national supplier of laboratory refrigerators and freezers. The logo’s ice-crystal mark is created from the company’s initials. Related: For more snowflake-inspired logos, check out 10 Snowflake-Inspired Logos, posted on the blog Zeroside. Never underestimate… Read more »
Some thoughts on branding
I do more thinking about brands, mine and my clients’, than I care to admit. As a result, I’m usually interested in what others in the design and marketing fields have to say about branding, both as a concept and as a service. Here are a few thoughts generated by bits I’ve read over the… Read more »
Emerging logo design trends for 2008
It’s hard to believe it’s been a year already since I wrote about their last report (Logo design trends for 2007), but LogoLounge has again released their thought-provoking, mid-year report on trends in logo design. The report, written by Bill Gardner and published in the April issue of GD USA magazine, can be viewed in… Read more »
A funny thing happened to Web 2.0
Unless you have somehow managed to have very limited dealings with the web, whether as a user or a marketer, you have undoubtedly heard the term Web 2.0. Perhaps even to the point of disdain. This term, coined by O’Reilly Media in 2004, began as a concept intended to describe the next generation of the… Read more »
