Designing A Logo
While more often than not, a simple logo is what the doctor ordered, and what graphic designers strive for, there are times when a more complex logo is not only acceptable, but preferred. Here’s a break down on developing a full-blown illustrative logo Due to the time involved in creating illustrative logos most projects have [...]
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From our archives – a logo and stationery design project for an upscale sports bar & grill in Tracy, California It could be argued that logos created for restaurants and food service companies have the widest design latitude available, and that in no other service industry does the company logo more reflect the essence of [...]
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From our archives – A kid-friendly logo for a water-themed amusement park in Draper, Utah illustrates that even fun logos are serious business. The logo for Cowabunga Bay Water Park was a cool little project from a few years ago – and I figured it would make a good addition to our ongoing series of [...]
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Designing a logo and packaging for Health Nut, a manufacturer of health food bars and related products Our studio is often brought in the very early stages of startups, to assist with the branding of the business and to develop the ‘look and feel’ of the company’s corporate image. Such was the case for a [...]
How we work at The Logo Factory – a detailed look at a design project It’s been a while since we posted a full-blown logo design case study, and it’s been a while since we posted anything to the blog, so I figured we could kill two birds with one post (as it were) by [...]
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