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  • 10 Things to Avoid When Designing a Company Logo

  • 10 Things to Avoid When Designing a Company Logo

    There are many things to avoid when designing a company logo. These range from the obvious (such as making sure your logo isn’t a profane image) to the subtle (such as avoiding the corporate swoosh), but all 10 of the following ideas should be considered if you are designing a new logo or redesigning the one you already have. Read More »

    posted July 15, 2011 by Michael W. Ollinger | (0)
  • Examples of Creative Logo Design

  • 6 Examples of Creative Logo Design

    The examples of creative logo designs provided in this post show just some of the techniques possible in designing your logo. If you’re designing a logo for the first time or touching up your current logo, make sure to remember the five elements of a good logo: describability, memorability, scalability, relevancy to your industry, and effectiveness without color. Read More »

    posted July 13, 2011 by Michael W. Ollinger | (0)
  • What Makes a Good Company Logo?

  • What Makes a Good Company Logo?

    Having a striking company logo is paramount to having a successful business. Make sure your logo is discernible, memorable, relevant, scalable, and effective without color. If you are ready to order promotional items and need assistance in creating a design, our talented art department will be happy to help. Read More »

    posted July 12, 2011 by Michael W. Ollinger | (0)
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