Does this apply to you, you want to create your own business logo? Now you’re confused as to the logo’s the shape, typeface, color, visual appearance. What should you do about all the other elements which you need to come together when creating your own business logo?
Never fear, the Brandings Logo Design Team is here to help you develop the right logo for your new startup or company.
Brand Logo Ideas – Creating Your Own Brand Logo
In our last blog post, our design team shared the role of strategic planning and color in the creation of a great logo design. Furthermore, the team discussed how the shape, typeface, color, and visual appearance along with all the other elements which need to come together to communicate the strategic message of your firm.
The team suggested that when you create a logo design for your business, avoid color overload. Rather you should consider the overall style and take into account the placement of icons and graphic items. Moreover, keep your design aesthetically balanced with contrasting and similar elements.
Lastly we discussed the use of color in logo design. And, the importance of your color choice and how if represents your company or brand accurately or not. Moreover how your color choice affects the perception of your brand in the mind of your target market.
In our blog today, we’ll focus on graphic images and the role typeface plays in logo design. First we’d like to point out that typeface may also be known as typestyle or logotype. No matter what you call it, typeface plays a huge roll in logo design. As we’ve discussed in past blogs, the typeface must be consistent with the general strategy of the firm. Correspondingly, there must be in harmony along with other elements of the logo.
A good font should be clean, easy to read and should not be so detailed that it cannot be viewed clearly when enlarged or decreased. You’ll want to consider boldness, italics, height and kern (the space in between letters). Additional factors include the use of capital characters, lower case letters or perhaps a combination of lower and upper case characters.
Think about whether you want a typeface with serifs or without serifs. Pronounced “san serif” these are the small strokes on the end of a notice. Serif fonts are usually a bit more readable, while san serif fonts tend to be a bit cleaner.
Take a look at these examples and assess they type-style that works fest for your company logo. Your choice of the right type-font is essential in your logo creation process. If you’re looking for logo suggestions or to produce company logos for free, there’s a lot of resources. One resource is the collection of excellent type-style ideas from the Brandings Design Team.
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Stay tuned, in the next blog postings we’ll discuss logo icons and graphic images for your company logo.
True. You can really incorporate some really interesting design features with some fun fonts. Cully fancy letters can be really fun and jazz a design up!
Thanks for the comment and absolutly. There are some really rather very easy things one can do to their logo to freshen it up and breath new life into it. If you’ve been in business for a few years and you want to bring you logo up to date try simply changing the font.
You many not want to change the color or overall design of the logo but you may just want to freshen it up. Our researches have put together a great article on how to revitalize your logo. In there you can read all of the simple thing you can do to bring that logo up to date!