Logos & Logo Design

Logos are more complicated to do, because they have to fit the "feel" of the company. Most logos, if you really look at them are text based and variations of the test. For example, Coca-Cola. Or IBM.

Logos are ultimately used to build brand. And it takes tons of visual exposure to the logo repeatedly to generate enough impact for the average person to associate your logo with your company. But you have to start somewhere, and having a logo i's a good place to start.

Most logos are very simple and often times use bright solid colors.

Examples of Logo Design:

This is a jpg file, which has been compressed and optimized down to 8K.	This logo was for a beach house builder
The bee was hand drawn and the bright colors were used for the farm and the kids who might visit the site.	Another simple logo, this one using text in a different way to illustrate the point.
A 3-D perspective of text to make it appear to fade into the computer screen.	For this one, we wanted to give it some texture, or some "feel" so we used the raised appearance (known as beveling) to give it that effect.
For a real estate clients, just changed the text a bit.	Used shadowing to create a basic logo. Plus the name of this site adds to the overall look and feel as well.
Hand drawn palette and brush. It's very constructive to own the image outright.	Apple anyone?

To get an idea of some of the banners we have created, check out our banners page.