Wordmark logos often earn a reputation for being too dull. The problem happens when you choose an all-too-common logo font without adding a unique touch to distinguish your brand. The end result is a stale, generic design that looks just…
What do you plan to do next once you make a business logo? By itself, a logo is just an image with no purpose or value. You need a logo to build a familiar brand, but it takes a strong…
Trends aren’t always predictable. Designs that seem fresh and interesting can quickly lose context in a changing market. Not to mention, early reactions can be completely wrong. Look at how the design community panned Instagram’s 2016 logo redesign, only to…
Adding color to a logo can drastically change the tone and balance of the design. Would you take American Express seriously as a financial institution if it had a pink and yellow logo? Color choices seem simple on the surface,…
Creating a consistent look for your brand is one of the most important reasons to design a logo. Yet, consistency isn’t something that happens automatically once you create a logo. Graphic images have complex properties that depend on the right…
Making your mark in any creative field is a challenge when you’re surrounded by gifted minds with original ideas. Low startup costs and few barriers to entry have made photography an exceptionally competitive career. The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects…
Does this sound familiar? You started your own business, and it’s been growing steadily. When you began, you put the emphasis on where it needed to go: delivering your service in the best way you can. Branding was hardly on…
Getting past your initial block is the hardest part of any creative project. All it takes is a few surges of inspiration for good ideas to start flowing. If you’re stuck coming up with the right logo design, take a…
Business logos are the foundation of a company’s visual identity and are often the first impression people have of a brand. Good or bad, consumers can make quick judgments about an organization based on their reaction to a logo and…
Church branding may seem like the least important part of spreading the gospel. In reality, building an identity allows your message to reach more people. Unlike a business, a church isn’t primarily selling a product. People choose a congregation for…
