In thisblogpost, I'll walk you through our logo design process from start to finish. I'll explain the critical steps and best practices we follow to develop distinctive, meaningful, andmemorable logos. Whether you're looking to create a logo for your company or simply interested in how the...
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Logos are really important. They can be daunting to design but are a must for any business and are the cornerstone of any good business brand or even a personal brand. You want your logo to explain who you are and what you do, why you do it and how you do it. You’ll include it...
It’s common for companies to shorten their wordmark logo into an initial or monogram (think of Facebook, which uses its famous F in most of its applications). We’ll explain monogram logos next. 2. Monogram logo/lettermark logo
From classical rhetoric to today’s advertisements, you’ll find examples of “ethos,”“pathos” and “logos” everywhere. Learn these techniques of persuasion and how to use them effectively.
Well… kind of. As we explain in detailhere, you can get “common law” trademark protection for free. However, there are definitely some risks and downsides to relying on this level of protection. Does trademarking my logo and name give me rights to the corresponding domain name?
So if you have more than one logo you want to trademark, it’ll require a separate application, plus its own filing fee. Number of categories: I’ll explain the different categories in more detail later on, but basically, you’ll need to classify which category your mark falls under. ...
The researchers explain: Our studies and analyses reveal that it is easier for consumers to visually process descriptive logos and understand what a brand markets as a result. We also found that, compared with nondescriptive logos, descriptive logos: make brands appear more authentic in consumers’...
Typically all logos fall into one of five broad categories: wordmarks, lettermarks, brandmarks, combination marks and emblems, and understanding these distinct types can help to inform your own logo designs. In this article, we'll explain each logo type, the benefits of the style and when ...
The logo in essence, is the brand name, but not all logos need to include a name. Let me explain by saying: Apple. We are all familiar with the monochrome, minimal apple with the right corner bitten off. The name is synonymous with the symbol, the logo is an apple and the company ...