The next question being ‘what are this Saturday’s winning lotto numbers?’ No but seriously, although it is very difficult to define the definitive official guide to designing a ’successful logo’. There are certainly, however, a set of unofficial guidelines to which most good logo designers try to adhere to. These guidelines are by no means set in stone, nor are they the holy grail of logo design, but do offer a good concise outline and starting point for all aspiring logo designers to consider.
With over 2 billion downloads already, Apple’s App Store for the Iphone and Ipod Touch is certainly very popular.
Early art lessons in primary school evoke memories of endless supplies of Poster Paint and PVC Glue, most of which ended up on my freshly washed shirt. Another fond memory of my early ‘design’ education was learning the colours of the rainbow, which to a 5 year-old child are all the colours they will ever need.
The name Ed Hardy is today very much associated with the t-shirts, pumps and baseball caps from the high-end fashion clothing range designed by French designer Christian Audigier.
Lurking amongst the endless mounds of rubbish we consumers throw into landfills, there are actually a few hidden gems to be found. No I don’t mean something you should have taken to The Antique Road Show with your granny on a Sunday afternoon. I am talking about those tiny little logos that adorn many items of packaging whose purpose are to try and encourage us all to dispose of our unwanted wrappers responsibly.
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