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Logo Design Love: A Guide to Creating Iconic Brand Identities Logo Design Love: A Guide to Creating Iconic Brand Identities by David Airey
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“A logoless company is a faceless man”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“A successful design may meet the goals set in your design brief, but a truly enviable iconic design will also be simple, relevant, enduring, distinctive, memorable, and adaptable.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“Whether it’s fair or not, we often do judge books by their covers.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“It is only after a mark is officially adopted that the public will embrace it and with time come to associate it with their feelings about the company or institution it represents. Like a good red wine, a trademark needs to mature.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“Use your deadlines “A deadline can be a designer’s greatest single source of motivation,” said Blair Thomson of UK design studio Believe in.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“much more than a design process: “It was an incredible catalyst for internal and external change.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“Whether it’s fair or not, we often do judge books by their covers. And that’s why the perceived value of a service or product is usually greater than the actual one. The same visual identity seen time and again builds trust, and trust keeps customers coming back for more.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“It’s kind of like putting a face to a name—logos help people remember their experiences with companies.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities
“Not every brand name will suit the same language-centric idea, but keep it in mind, because it’s one more tool to use when the time is right.”
David Airey, Logo Design Love: A guide to creating iconic brand identities