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Florence Belushi
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|  Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 10:53 pm Post subject: The Ups & Downs of Logo Design |
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Making or designing a logo can be a difficult task for many-especially
when you don't have the experience, or simply the patience to sit
countless hours in front of the computer dealing with colors, layers,
paths, etc. However, for all those who enjoy dedicating the proper
time that goes into logo graphic design, it can be an absolutely
rewarding experience. Actually, I just finished working on the logo
that is going to be the face of my business for the next few years and
I'm really happy with the results. It took a bit of research -
watching tutorial videos, checking forums, and a whole lot of patience
with myself and the image editing software I used.
When designing a logo, artists/designers should consider a few things
to accomplish this task in the least time possible and using the
highest quality. The very first thing to consider is what the logo is
going to represent for your company. Whether it is for a distant
cousin's pig farm, or for a roller coaster company in Italy, the logo
must be something gives a first impression of what the company is
about. It's now time for doodling. I suggest that you do it
tirelessly, even if you happen to scribble something that might
resemble what you want. Don't let perfectionism limit you in anyway.
You can always edit later. Doing this will give you a wide range of
possibilities when it comes to the logo design of your dreams.
After having something physical on paper, then it's time to design
your logo. Woohoo! Now, open your favorite software and start
creating! Personally, I like to use a free program called "The Gimp,"
or simply "Gimp." Some other people like to use Photoshop,
Illustrator, etcetera. Whatever you decide to use, there are
gazillions of image editing software programs out there to facilitate
your artistry. Just like every painter has their own favorite
paintbrush and paint medium you will find out what tools you like the
best.
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