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Why do so many logo portfolios only show work as a text heavy list rather than have a quick and easy way to view a selection of designs?
The subject of logo design pricing and deposits seems to be lingering and changing/evolving…
Just received my 3 gorgeous t-shirts from The Noun Project and they look and fit great.
Just had to add my own thoughts to the excellent article over at IDApostle by Steve Zelle: Logo Design and the Misconceptions of Unlimited Choice. Steve touches on some excellent points that we could all do with being aware of in …
In this article I try to offer up a few pointers with the tricky matter of how much to charge for logo designs.
Over the last year or so I have received a number of emails from designers asking me about the importance of creating logos using guides, grids and lots of pretty circles.
Work can get so intense that one benefits from side projects or hobbies as burn-out can hit you quicker than you can say burn-out.
For a long time I have always felt that it’s down to the client to state a budget from the get go for any logo and/or identity work. In this post I explain my reasoning.
I don’t usually go out looking for props and likes so this is a bit of a first. My main motivation is just to see if people like the sort of things that I write, and resources that I provide via the imjustreative blog.
I have been tweeting that I could be getting another dog; specifically an adorable German Shepard that didn’t quite make the grade at the Metropolitan Police Dog Schoo
About a month ago Jolie O’Dell sprang on me a sort of interview request for a new post on logo design for Mashable.
Given I have only seriously been freelancing since January 2010, it was quite a shock when in the early part of 2010 and within a four month period I was approached by three publishers to author a book on logo design.
Having a few drinks can often free the mind to allow more creative and unhindered creative thinking.
Thought it would be interesting and useful to see how other designers word their contracts and proposals, so this post sets out to achieve just that.
Today I discovered that majestic virtue was an actual anagram of ImJustCreative.
What ever logo you do now, it has probably already been done before, in one form or another.
