I’m a big “logo fan” and happen to be particularly fond of the Nike swoosh. (http://goodlogo.com/extended.info/nike-logo-2376)
It’s simple, timeless, recognizable, elegant and looks great on a pair of shoes!
When creating your logo, these are definitely some of the attributes you want your design to possess. It sounds easy enough but a lot of businesses have logos that don’t meet these basic qualifications. Their logo is actually what we would call a “Logo No No!” So, to make sure that you don’t go skipping down the “No No” path, here are a few tips.
- Hire a graphic designer to create your logo. Avoid using a friend or someone that doesn’t have adequate experience. Remember that your logo represents you and your business.
- Resist the urge to add too many elements in your logo. Just keep it clean and simple.
- Try not to use more than two typefaces. This ensures that your design communicates a clear concise message and doesn’t look too cluttered.
- Remember that your design should be just as effective in black and white as it is in color.
You and your logo will spend a lot of time together so let our team at Hill Street Media help you make it great!
Pastor Fay D. Graham
First Lady Sandra Franklin, thank you very much for sharing not only your wisdom, but your expertise so freely with me over lunch today. Love your suggestion of HOPE….We all need a little bit of Hope….I will also keep in mind Logo No No….
Will speak to you very soon….Thank you for your prayers….
May God Bless you and Hill Street Media….
11 years ago
Sandra Franklin
Pastor Graham it was indeed my pleasure. I look forward to watching your vision come to life!
11 years ago
Pastor Fay D. Graham
AMEN!!!
11 years ago
free limewire
do you have a twitter that i can follow
11 years ago
Sandra Franklin
Thanks for stopping by! We will soon and will reach out to you once we are up and running.
11 years ago