Here are some color examples of logos:
Once you have a basic logo in black and white, it's easy to use Photoshop to create a variety of modifications of your logo. The "Espresso A-Go-Go" logo (below) demonstrates that.
Another example is the NBA logo (below) showing black and white, 2 colors, and 2 colors with an effect. Note the differences between the heads/ears of the three examples. Even though they are slightly different, they are still recognizable as the NBA logo.
I want you to conceive a logo that depicts you, your style, your business, etc. Begin sketching ideas on paper for now and turn in your paper(s) on Friday. You might think of something local (i.e. Konocti or Lake) or use your name (i.e. Griffith Enterprises, Griffith Inc., etc.).
Your logo should be describable ("It's a big golden M"), effective without color, memorable, and scalable.
Still confused about what makes a good logo? Check out this logo design tips article or from a professional logo designer for some extra information.
Your logo should be describable ("It's a big golden M"), effective without color, memorable, and scalable.
Finally, I would like you to find some examples of well-designed logos [and poorly designed logos] and bring them in to class. Check newspapers, junk mail, catalogs, etc. I will use the examples to showcase the differences.
Love seeing the evolution of your logo concept — the way you’re iterating on shapes, simplicity, and balance really demonstrates how much thought goes into even a “school project” idea. Exploring different layouts and weights is exactly what helps refine a concept into something iconic. For those in Hyderabad who want to take their own logo ideas to the next level, professional Logo Designers in Hyderabad can provide that same rigorous, creative process and bring a polished finish to your vision.
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