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In this post, we have composed a list of some businesses whose logos are very famous and popular. These businesses have allowed us to have a peek inside their fascinating logo design process. We hope that this compilation will get you started on your own logo designing process.
Creating an effective and successful logo design is both an art and a science. The process of logo design is a coming together of the innovative as well as the technical. Let us take a close look at these logo design processes and gain some valuable ideas and insight from them. Enjoy!
Local and international ingredients are used by Homespun Chili in order to create one-of-a-kind meat and vegetarian chili creations. The logo design is clean, smart, original, and conventional with a little Martha Stewart.
Metro Aviation is a helicopter transport company that described the whole process of their logo design creation.
This logo design is simple and fresh, yet gives a very professional image of the event that was organized by Brokers who run stock market simulations and reality contests for college finance students.
This logo design process clarifies how useful their products are such as one of their products turns your Web-browsing history into an extension of your own memory so that you can also keep a copy of everything you look at on the Web.
This Vienna based company offers consulting and project management services and it wants to target a young or trendy audience in addition to more conservative companies which can easily be comprehended through their logo design.
Brokers Direct is an online insurance company that offers fast, pleasant and inexpensive insurance for property-owners, tenants, and owners of vacant property, proprietors, students and owners of marketable properties.
This logo design process clarifies the complete logo design process behind the A-List Blogging Bootcamps identity design which is a website offering a series of short, live online training courses for bloggers.
In this process of logo design, they made use of an eco-friendly bottled water alternative that is provided by Vero to different cafés, restaurants and hotels. Basically they use the latest in microprocessor-controlled water-purification technology to cleanse, chill and carbonate tap water, if needed.
Vivid Ways is a new blog that bring personal development and colorful living together. It intends to inspire and support readers by offering ideas as well as tips on how to live an amazing life.
Tammy Lenski LLC is a business that takes care of argument resolution in the workplace. The new logo was expected to be simple and fresh, inspirational and appealing.
This logo design process reveals that how Jacob Cass decided the name for his freelancing business – Just Creative Design, and the process he used to design the award-winning logo.
This article was written by Mark Misenheimer of Misenheimer Creative, Inc. and in this write-up, he explained the process of logo designing from start to finish in order to help other graphic designers.
LatitudeSouth is a New Zealand based enterprise that offers a fresh approach to outsourcing legal services for the clients all over the world. The importance of their origins is evident in their logo.
This logo was created for Dimitrovi & Co. that was founded in the early 90’s, and deals in delivering heavy machinery services such as excavators, bulldozers and heavy trucks.
Since the logo was created for Butterfield Photography that is run by Maria and Robert Butterfield who focus on different areas of photography, thus the logo needs to be usable across a broad range of businesses.
The company deals in watches by famous designers and boutique brands and their brand identity that is their logo design gives them a dynamic clock identity.
This logo design process post is for a company invitingly called, Apple & Eve.
Here we reveal the process of logo design for Green Candy that shows that a lot of thought is required to achieve the best possible design solution for the client.
This article explains the process behind the creation of the logo design for Dounia, a Mediterranean canned food company.
This logo design was created for Media Access, and here is the complete insight story of its creation.
This logo has been designed for Sabienzia which is a dynamic and international enterprise having more than 20 years of experience in the area of teleworking, unified communication, and virtualization, advanced analytics and green IT.
Get a step by step overview of how Thomas & Gray logo was designed which is a company that makes custom furniture.
Here get into the behind the scene of the logo redesigning process for DesignBump which is a social bookmarking website aimed purely at the design and web community.
Need to get some inspiration to design a logo for a web strategy company? Here is the logo design process for Social Signal that facilitates business, non-profit as well as government clients employ the most recent web tools to connect their customers, supporters and the general public in crucial conversations.
This logo design process is shared with the intention to serve as interesting reading for the design community as well as to let you follow this design process from start to finish.
Get the guidelines from Jacob Cass for creating the logo for Ultimate Potential. This article will not only provide an insight into the logo design process but will also demonstrate the thought process behind creating the logo, as well as the creation of the logo itself.
This process of this logo design creation was completed as part of a full branding project for the Stratega Group Ltd which is a UK based financial company dealing with large clients in various financial fields.
Brainstorm #9 is one of the biggest and most prestigious Brazilian blogs and here we are revealing the process of redesigning their brand image.
Let us unveil the creative process for The Design Cubicle logo that aimed to reflect the same sense of community that the workspace and “cubicle-life” provide — a place to create, interact and learn.
Grab the complete logo design process from start to finish for the Uke that sells exceptional arrangements of chocolate as a substitute to gift baskets. An upscale market is the target here.
Sikbox is a web app that lets you to add a live search to your site, or any site. It uses the Yahoo Boss api as well as it essentially works better than Drupal default search system. This post shares with you a bit of the ideas and the design process for the logo creation.
The logo design project was completed as part of a full branding and web project at carrotmedia. Aspire Clinical Hypnotherapy is the trading name for Judi Butler, a clinical hypnotherapy from Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
A Special Need is a nanny agency committed to supplying nannies experienced in special needs to parents. The brand new company was helpless without a logo to symbolize their services and online blog that helps parents and professionals.
Get an insight into the logo design process as well as the thought process behind creating the logo; and then will take you through the process of logo designing.
John Langdon created the logo for the Typedia, and here he revealed the deep story behind the creation of this logo.
The last logo design process in this collection is about DANZK which is a soon-to-be-launched lifestyle blog that aims to display the Danish way of life to locals and foreigners who are interested in the country.
This is a comparatively new and fresh logo design created for a new hearing aid dealer named ‘Ear Center Audiology.’
Get to know some insights on how this new logo was designed for BevReview.
Learn how Sean Farrell created this Two Giraffes logo that include the number 2 and two giraffe heads incorporated into the negative space.
This logo design was created by the designer Alex Cornell for local San Francisco start-up named Plancast.
This logo design was created for Visit France – a website that is particularized in finding accommodation in France.
In this logo design process, you will see how the business of painting commercial aircraft Associated Painters works.
This creative logo design was created for IT Company named Insyndia, and here you will see the complete process behind the creation.
This article is a practice for the Orb Web Solutions logo design by the designer Graham Smith.
Let us unveil the creative process for the logo design process of Alliance for Weedon Island Archaeological Research and Education.
This article explains the process behind the creation of the logo design for the Creative Process Study for Million Monarchs.
This creative logo design was created for Envision Customworks and it also contains a case study as well.
Learn and grab the technique how the new brand identity for Undersea Productions which is an imaging company based out of Australia was designed so successfully.
This article explains the complete logo design process as well as contains the case study that further clarifies how the new identity of IBBT (Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology) was created.
This article explains the complete logo design process for new social network web site called fabulis.
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Jameel Khan is a web graphic designer and has been working in this field for 4 years. He also writes for other blogs and is also the founder member of www.webdesigncore.com. His biggest passion is blogging and vector illustrations.
Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 19:10
That is some cool stuff! These logos rock! Fun to get some insights in the design process :)
Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 00:08
A logo represents the nature, character and values of a business. Image is everything in business, and a company can either thrive or wither away depending on the image that it consistently gives to the public. A logo can set you apart from your competitors. The initial logo design you present to the market should be positive, powerful and leave a lasting impression.
First, ask yourself some questions. For example, what qualities do you hope to convey? What mission and directive do you want to get across to others? All input should be incorporated into a own custom logo, design and print. Design & print are an important part of your business, and marketing is a necessity. This process is time consuming but required and these examples are a perfect visual for any aspiring designer to take note of.
Thanks Ronald!!
Friday, January 20th, 2012 22:37
Thank you for sharing these. As a traditionally trained designer, it’s refereshing and wonderful to see beautiful designs start in embryonic form off the computer. I know it is the way it should be, but not always the case today.
Friday, January 20th, 2012 13:57
Quite a compilation there. I found some of the concepts unique and innovative. As a graphic designer I found this very useful. Thanks for sharing.
Friday, January 20th, 2012 13:24
Process in any field is very helpful. In designing something process is most important thing. Initial sketches of the logo will helpful in getting the good design.
Friday, January 20th, 2012 04:55
Great collection, I love reading about other peoples creative process and also sharing ours.
Friday, January 20th, 2012 08:12
These are Great examples of logo designs. it is very nice to see them, as a logo designer it is very inspiring to see them, also it will be useful to me in logo designing. thanks for all this Great Job :)
Thursday, January 19th, 2012 19:37
Awesome roundup! I’ve been wanting to find some new ways to approach logo design and this collection gives more than enough! Thanks for this! (=^_^=)
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Jérémie
Thursday, January 19th, 2012 15:41
Very cool logos ! A lot of inspiration in there !
Bill Kenney
Friday, January 20th, 2012 04:55
Great collection, I love reading about other peoples creative process and also sharing ours.
Nora Reed
Friday, January 20th, 2012 08:12
These are Great examples of logo designs. it is very nice to see them, as a logo designer it is very inspiring to see them, also it will be useful to me in logo designing. thanks for all this Great Job :)
Catty
Thursday, January 19th, 2012 19:37
Awesome roundup! I’ve been wanting to find some new ways to approach logo design and this collection gives more than enough! Thanks for this! (=^_^=)
Mohsin Nazir
Friday, January 20th, 2012 13:24
Process in any field is very helpful. In designing something process is most important thing. Initial sketches of the logo will helpful in getting the good design.
Alex
Friday, January 20th, 2012 13:57
Quite a compilation there. I found some of the concepts unique and innovative. As a graphic designer I found this very useful. Thanks for sharing.
Ian
Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 19:10
That is some cool stuff! These logos rock! Fun to get some insights in the design process :)
Mel
Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 00:08
A logo represents the nature, character and values of a business. Image is everything in business, and a company can either thrive or wither away depending on the image that it consistently gives to the public. A logo can set you apart from your competitors. The initial logo design you present to the market should be positive, powerful and leave a lasting impression.
First, ask yourself some questions. For example, what qualities do you hope to convey? What mission and directive do you want to get across to others? All input should be incorporated into a own custom logo, design and print. Design & print are an important part of your business, and marketing is a necessity. This process is time consuming but required and these examples are a perfect visual for any aspiring designer to take note of.
Thanks Ronald!!
Ian
Friday, January 20th, 2012 22:37
Thank you for sharing these. As a traditionally trained designer, it’s refereshing and wonderful to see beautiful designs start in embryonic form off the computer. I know it is the way it should be, but not always the case today.