logo designs

Your logo. Your business cards. Your advertising.

They're all a reflection of you and your company. Properly designed, they communicate to your employees and your customers that your company is credible, trustworthy and professional. Your business image depends on a logo design that is polished and distinctive. Your logo is the cornerstone of your brand.

The marketplace is awash with logos, repeated in television commercials, on trucks that pass us by; on packages and signs in the supermarkets; stationery and flyers. The list is endless. It is essential, then, for your logo to have meaning and standout; to present to the consumer a message about your business and product or service it provides.

Your design will be custom-made for your business .

By listening to your needs logo designs, and asking the right questions, we ensure you that we understand your particular businesses needs. This allows us to provide you with the brand identity you need to succeed in a competitive marketplace. Learn more about our process.

If you're going to be running a business for years to come, doesn't it make sense to have the best logo possible?

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Guidelines for selecting a logo design

What is a logo?

Simply put, a logo is a name, symbol, or trademark of a company or organization. Logos can be made up of text that is configured in a unique way. Your logo can be an illustration with your company's name on or around the illustration. Or your logo can be a symbol. A logo designs may also be a combination of these, but its goal is always to project the company's intended image.

Logo Trends 2005

by Bill Gardner

LogoLounge.com’s Third Annual Visual Trends Report

The word “trend” seems to raise the little hairs on the back of some designers’ necks. Everybody wants to be a you-know-what-setter; no one wants to acknowledge the aftermath. But as we march toward LogoLounge.com’s fifth anniversary, we’ve discovered that trends have become something impossible — and maybe unwise — to ignore.

With 20,000 logos now on the website, and with the ability to watch the switches and sways of creativity as it reveals itself through a real-time compendium of identities all over the world, we have learned that noting trends is not so much like reporting history as it is considering what might be next. Trends are not an accusation of some widespread lack of original thinking. Instead, they are a sign of design evolution in our ever-shrinking world.

Think of them as confirmation that designers are excellent thermometers/barometers of human thinking the world-round. That there are corollaries should be no surprise. So we note trends with these caveats:

Are these trends on the way in or the way out? We do not presume to suggest one or the other.
Do trends tell you where to go or, conversely, where not to go? Again, that is for you to decide.

Consider the following 15 trends. Visit where you can review trends from the past several years; in real-time, post logo design work; study the work of others; search the database by designer’s name, client type and other attributes; learn from articles and news written expressly for and about logo designers; and much more. (Also, Books I and II are on bookstore shelves; possible submissions for Book III are being accepted now. Go to logo designs for more information.)

Discover new directions. But remember: With any trend, it is better to realize how you arrived than to know you have arrived.