In today’s post we take a look at Me and My Other Self Illustrations (Part 2)
This is the second part to a recent article we posted Me and my other self Illustrations which displayed famous male celebrities side by side with their younger and older self. Now we have the female version by Fulvio Obregon
Fulvio said “New series of “Me & My Other Me” in collaboration with Adapt Worldwide This time we agreed to make it in a Women’s Version.”
In today article The Logo Creative is going to talk about How Long Does It Take To Design a Logo.
Now there are a few things that can affect the time scale of a logo design project and the main thing is the process that your designer will go through when creating your Logo / Brand Identity. I thought it would would be helpful for both clients and also other logo designers who follow me on social media if I run through my logo design process today to give you an idea of how much attention to detail I take through my process and you can then compare that with other designers and see if they are someone that you want to work with or if you would rather work with a designer who follows a similar process to my own so let’s take a look at that process and see what’s involved.
In today’s post i thought i would share these fantastic illustrations i found on Behance by Fulvio Obregon – Me and my Other Self Illustrations. The illustrations are incredible but what i love even more is the concept displayed and how it offers a visual comparison of how famous people have changed over the years.
In this article The Logo Creative discusses the topic of Improve The Flow of Your Logo Design Process
Creating a unique visual identity for any brand can be quite a challenge, because there are so many things to factor in. The process is not as simple as throwing your creative juices into the project – that’s just a small fraction of it. Logo design demands a lot more from any graphic designer, and these demands cannot be seen as too overwhelming or over the top. It is what it is, and logo design will always be one challenge that creatives can either miserably fail at, or greatly excel in.
Today a Designer Interview With David Airey a Brand Identity Designer and writer based in Bangor, Northern Ireland. David also has some great blogs that provide insights for designers which i personally followed for years. David is also the author of two of the most well known logo design books which i personally own and recommend purchasing.
In this article The Logo Creative takes a look at some beautiful Chinese Astrology Zodiac Animal Signs i found while browsing the creative corners of the web, The work of other cultures and their languages is very beautiful ‘Chinese Astrology’ reimagines the below animal signs in an alternative graphical style.
As we posted an article last week about Japanese Style Logo Designs i thought i would continue on the Japan theme and share these Amazing Neon Photos of Tokyo’s Colorful Night life
I stumbled upon these beautiful Japanese Style Logo Designs and thought i would share them with everyone.
Japan the land of the rising sun bonsai trees and sushi. It’s where people go in the hopes of seeing ninjas and sumo wrestlers. Japan is quite a unique country with lots of culture!
In this article we will be discussing something that allot of websites out there are missing and that is the Importance of Website Branding
The goal of a website is to represent a company, sell the company’s products, attract more visitors, generate more business leads, promote more sales of company’s products and services and ultimately, help gain more return on investment. To do so, a company should have a consistent brand message that cuts through the clutter and builds loyalty and trust with the customer.
Start-ups don’t have it easy. You have to hurdle finance management, business modelling and product development. And even then, there are plenty more challenges to come. One of the biggest tests facing start-ups is gaining a share of the existing market.
This is especially difficult for tech start-ups, who are entering a market that has become heavily saturated over the past decade. But it isn’t impossible, especially if your brand stands out from the crowd. Ready to find out more? Read on for our tips to successfully branding your tech start-up.
