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  A logo design can be categorized into three broad categories. First ones are symbolic which are purely based on symbols and shapes. The second category is wordmark, which is comprised of text-only, using typography to display organization’s name in a graphical manner. The third type of logo category is a mixture of both previous styles employing symbols ...

  I have reiterated this time and again that being a graphic design student doesn’t mean you can skip math. Knowing your shapes and symbols is essential in becoming a successful logo designer. Some of you may not realize but most famous logos were created using simple shapes. Without understanding the geometrics and dimensions of common symbols, you ...

  Creative people from the design industry recognize that inspiration is an integral aspect of the design process. As a logo designer myself, I’m always alert to my level of creativity. It becomes quite intricate for me, at times, when my inspirational sources deplete. This is the point where your creative juices get complete exhausted and you ...

  It is often said that redesigning an already existing identity is more difficult than designing one from scratch. Reason being that a new identity has no prior exposure to the target audience and there is less chance of a failure. But while redesigning logos, there is more element of risk involved as the loyalty and likeability of ...

  One of the hallmarks of famous logos is simplicity and memorability. With correct use of elements, you can carve out an identity that is effective, crisp and unforgettable. There are three major constituents of a logo design: typography, icons and coloration. Each of these elements plays a parallel role in lifting the outcome of your design. ...