Logo Design Intro
Logo, Branding and Identity
Developing an understanding of branded framework
What is a Brand?
- Brand is the “perceived” emotional corporate image as a
whole, it is the reputation both claimed and perceived.
What is branding?
- A organizations brand or branding is
essentially their public image
- A designer can
create the framework for a brand, colors, fonts, artwork, style… but the audience
completes the brand through an emotional reaction with it
What is Identity?
- Corporate
Identity is compromised of the visual aspects that form the brand
- Close
attention is paid to executing a consistent experience for the viewer
What is Identity Design?
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The corporate identity includes strict usage of
colors, font families, graphic elements and other guidelines, usually very
detailed
What is a Logo?
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A logo is for identification
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A logo is the simplest way a company or a
organization can represent itself, through the use of a mark or icon
Why Vector Art?
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We create logo’s as vector art because it is
flexible, powerful and easy to edit, this is important when you want to change
the design or size
Art Style
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Logo’s are often created with fill- only to
ensure precise scaling and printing
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Avoid thin lines and accents that may vanish at
smaller sizes
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Focus on a strong figure ground composition and
relationship with logo elements
Pencil to Vector
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Creating a logo design requires many phases
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Many meetings and review sessions are required
to arrive at a design that works
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Converting a simple pencil sketch to vector art
requires establishing graphic style, color, line shape and photography
Final Art
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Decide what your graphic style is
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Wide range of style to choose
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Choose what fits your concept and market
Color
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Color makes a huge difference use colors that
are appropriate for the design
Logo Design Rules
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Describable
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Effective without color
Design Style
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Typeface focused
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Mixing Typefaces
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Typeface plus graphic element
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Typeface plus shapes and symbols
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Graphic focused design
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