Logo designs
Logo_EMD
Logo_MelonDust
Sanctuary_logo
Logo_Marilyn
Rose-Runderkamp_logo
Logo_Dijkies
Logo_Project-Plein
Logo_Kookgoed
Logo_Andera-Advies
Logo_Zonwering-Rijnmond
Logo_Personal-Branding-Boost
Logo_CuliCafé-De-Ontmoeting
Logo_Solutiative
Logo_Succes
Logo_Edwin-van-der-Plaats
Logo_Volendam-Business-Center
Logo_DGCreations_2020
Logo_Sturio Partners
Logo_Married-on-Heels
Logo_Windtwise
Logo_NVZ
Logo_2meeteat
Logo_Boon_bigbang
Logo_Zonwering-Schiedam
Logo_DGCards
Logo_The Shop
Logo_Meij-Visdelicatessen
Logo_Wischhoff
Logo_BE-U
Logo_Boon_Sharepoint
Logo_Iris
Logo_CuliCafé-De-Botterwerf
Logo_Veilig-Spoor
Logo_Bestevaer
Logo_Boon_Beready
Logo_BPromotions
Logo_DGCreations
Logo_Dalicon
Logo_Getbizzy
Logo_CuliCafé
About This Project
Every company needs a logo to show their customers who they are and what they stand for. A logo is very personal and says a lot about the company. Before I start designing, we chat about your wishes. What are your core values, which colours do you like? When looking at fonts what would you like to see in your logo, serif, sans-serif or handwritten? Do you prefer the name written as a word? Or would you like an icon? And I ask you which styles you like and dislike when looking at other companies.
So how do you create a logo?
I start with all the information we discussed and then brainstorm, putting all the elements together. This results in a series of designs I put into a proposal. Then follows the process of fine-tuning and amending the chosen design to the final result.
Which blend do you use?
Depending on if it’s a new logo or redesign, I use the KickStart or Detox blends.
Which blend also comes in handy here?
If you’ve started off with the KickStart, then Detox is an interesting blend to use a few years from now. After designing your logo, you can use In the Mix, Energise and Optimise to promote your company.
Project
Various companies
Skills
Design | Project Management | Advice