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Identity
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Logos
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We take logos seriously. Let us develop an
identity for you. In the development of a logotype we consider
its uses, and design your logo to be effective in a variety of
applications.
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Your logo is likely to be the most important design
decision you will make. |
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When designing your logo we will consider the following:
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Scalability
and ease of printing. A good logo should reproduce well at a
variety of sizes, and print well in a variety
of media. With this in mind the best logos often work well in one
or two colors without screens and are also engineered to work well
in black and white.
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Signage (vehicles, billboards,
in-store...) |
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Printed materials (letterheads,
napkins,
posters, postcards...) |
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Advertisements (fliers, mailers,
magazines, newspapers, magazines, television...) |
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Apparel (hats, uniforms, t-shirts...) |
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Packaging (store bags, product boxes,
cups, cd covers...) |
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Web
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All of the above applications
can use different print processes. Logo attributes such as color
and stroke width
will appear differently
in each medium. For instance, a magazine printed on a coated stock
can handle subtleties in a mark far better than on a newspaper
stock. Printed images can hold more detail than an image
on television. We will take into account media, budget and versatility in your
design and design
a logo that is just right for you. Visit our Q&A Library for more on what to
look for in a logo. |
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