Calling all designers! We have a fresh set of 30 Free New Fonts For Designers to download right here at The Logo Creative. Its a great source for some cool looking Typefaces absolutely free of charge for you to use personally or commercially with the odd exception to a couple of the typefaces which require a license to use commercially so be sure to check the license info included with each font.
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It happens every year. January rolls around and brands and designers are looking for ways to keep their style fresh, compelling, and contemporary. Being aware of the current trends is important, even if you’re not planning on adhering to them per se, as the general trajectory of the world of graphic design will inform how brands and brand identity evolve as we move forward. Once again we have a great article from our friends over at 99designs about Logo design trends in 2019.
A logo is one of the most important facets of your brand. While people want your products and will eventually use them, a logo is how you establish the first impression. Indubitably, it has to be unique, uncanny and able to represent your brand and nothing else. In this article, we discuss The Best Logo Size: Short Guidelines for Websites and Social.
You probably thought that designing a logo is simple, right? Well, think again. There is more to creating a brand’s visual identity than just simply placing a name and images in a shape and call it a day. You may hope that it is just that simple but it’s actually not. Logos are the first impression for the companies in the business industry which impacts a customer’s brand perception and purchase decisions.
You may not have given much thought to logos before, but your company logo is actually one of the most important marketing aspects to consider. A logo plays an essential role in a company’s branding. It is often a customer’s first experience with your company and is the symbol people come to associate with your brand. It is important that you follow certain design rules when creating your logo so that it effectively represents you and your brand. Read on to learn about 10 Essential Logo Design Rules
A photography logo is a mixture of simple text and visual imagery that serves two purposes. It shows potential clients the name of the photographer and creates a visual symbol that represents your photography services. In this article we discuss The Benefits of a Professional Logo Design for Photographers.
In many ways, building a company is akin to raising a baby. They both start with conception, and then you nurture it/him for years while loving them more than anything else. So, it goes without saying that when you are designing a professional logo i.e. the face of the company, you want it to be the very best. You don’t want to compromise, and you shouldn’t, for the logo is more than just an attractive design that carries the name of your company, it’s the symbol for everything that the company stands for.
When designing a logo there are many factors that go into creating a brand’s visual identity. Below is a list of areas a logo/brand identity designer should take into consideration when creating a logo design. Let’s take a look How To Level Up Your Logo Design Skills.
There are lots of things you have to think about when developing your business; you’ve got to build a team, develop a product, figure out your target audience. But in today’s world, when there’s so many new business launching, it’ll make your head spin (there are tens of millions of small businesses on Facebook alone), it’s more important than ever to break through the clutter and connect with your audience. And the best way to do that? Through branding and logo design. In this article, we discuss How the right logo design gets your business going.
Graphic designer Aaron Draplin looks back on his career so far in this colourful, detailed and heartfelt book.
Aaron Draplin is the graphic designer behind the branding of Ford Motors, Esquire, and even the Obama Administration. This big colourful book takes a look back on his amazing career so far in this heartfelt and pointed retrospective.
Designer Aaron James Draplin’s book Pretty Much Everything certainly lives up to its name. This mid-career retrospective is stuffed with countless examples of his influential work, ranging from snowboard graphics to logo designs, and insights into Draplin’s unruly career path.
