Logo making process

Logo design is more than merely coming up with something that looks pretty; there are many things that have to be considered and implemented in order for a logo to make sense, catch the attention of an ideal audience, and set it apart. Today's post is for designers and non-designers alike. It's for

As a logo designer, do you make the best out of the sketching stage of your logo design process? Or perhaps, do you skip this step? And as a result, do your logo concepts end up feeling meaningless and uninspired? In this article, I detail the sketching process I use to generate original and inspired ideas for logo concepts. #logodesign #logoinspiration #logoideas

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An infographic explaining the basics of colour theory and shape psychology in relation to logo design & branding.

Coming up with a logo, whether it’s for yourself or for someone else, can be hard, frustrating, and scary. Using this logo design process will make your life will be 100x easier and will ensure that you get a logo that makes sense for both you and your brand.

Shape psychology is essential in various aspects of design, including logo design, branding, advertising, and user experience. Here are some examples for you. visit: for your all design needs! #Loogoio #logomaker #onlinelogo #logodesigner #design #shapes

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Look into these essential tips on using grid systems for outstanding logo designs! Dive into our comprehensive guide for expert advice and techniques.

Having multiple versions of your logo can help uplevel your brand and keep your brand looking consistent across all platforms and media. Having various logos makes sure your branding is flexible and you won’t have to squish or stretch your logo to fit…

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