Logo and Identity. A logo must illustrate the essence of the product or company, be easy to remember, see, and recognize. Above all, a logo must be able to be integrated and reproduced on any type of support (paper, wood, stone, metal, or web).
Below are a few examples of logos created by us from various domains. If you like them, we look forward to working together.
Beyond art, Design is science. "It is the science to make things beautiful ... and saleable," but things are made to be sold and bought. To be bought, they must please the buyer, be convincing, attractive, have content, message, be unique and different from competitors. Usually, design is created for a target audience and must be unique, simple, and reproducible by any method and on any medium.
The Secret Of A Perfect Logo
A good logo must be distinct, memorable, timeless, appropriate, practical, graphic, simple in form, and convey a message. Coca Cola has a simple font, MacDonald has a yellow M, and WWF is a BW Lovely Panda stencil. Not to mention Apple. The simpler, without many colors and graphic details, the more visible it is. Many logos on the market tend to be bulky and complicated, with many curves, colors and gradients.
