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𝐃𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐮𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬 Have you ever worn the same outfit to a party, a picnic, or a formal event? It just doesn't work, right? Your logo needs the same versatility.  Check carousal PS: Do you think an outfit is important for personal style and brand design? #Branding #LogoDesign #GraphicDesign #BrandIdentity

Watch me spice up Turquoise’s brand identity. Turquoise is a that is quite popular in #Chicago . I tried to add iconic Mediterranean elements like their tiles and coastal colors for a sleek, modern logo. Let me know your thoughts!    #branding #branddesigner #visualidentity #brandidentity #brandinspo #logo #logotype #designer #logodesign #brands

Hello Everyone. I have shared my new logo design project. The name of this logo is Omne. The logo embodies the essence of timeless elegance and modern flair, a fusion that defines the ethos of fashion. With clean lines and dynamic curves, it speaks volumes about commitment to quality and innovation. What do you think about my logo design? Please share your valuable feedback. #fashionlogo #Omne #modernlogo #creative #visual #logo #logodesign #bestlogo #logomaker #bestlogodesigner

Embarking on the design journey for an upcoming Cosmetic Brand, here’s a sneak peek into the logo grid. . . . . #LogoDesign #CosmeticBrand #SneakPeek #StayTunedForMore #logo #logomark #symbol #logotype #brandinginspiration #branddesigner #brandingidentity #modernlogo #ridentitydesign #typographydesign #lettermark #brandidentity #graphicdesign #logogrids #customlogodesign #logodesigner #brandingdesign #visualidentity

Imagine your brand is like a cheeseburger and your logo is the ground beef. Alone, the ground beef doesn’t have an abundance of flavor, and isn’t incredibly valuable. But with all the fixin’s, you could have a gourmet cheeseburger that makes people’s mouth water. A logo by itself expresses little value. A logo + other components of a good, strategic brand makes your audience interested in connecting with you. When most businesses first start out, they only focus on their logo. And that’s just ONE ingredient to their burger. A custom color palette is the signature spices that help with consistency, fonts & typography are the sauce that helps express an idea, and your messaging is the bun that holds it all together. Perfect the recipe and people will be attracted to your business. Keep it bland and few will show interest. Nike is more than a logo. Starbucks is more than a logo. Gucci and Louis Vuitton are more than just logos. They’re vibes. They’re feelings. They’re desirable - more than just a “swoosh” logo or a word mark. So… How is your cheeseburger? Bland? Or bursting with flavor? - #logo #logodesign #brand #branddesign #personalbrand #brandbuilding #visualdesign #visualidentity #identitydesign

➡️Clothing Brand Logo ⏩When creating a logo for a clothing brand, think about the style, colors, and imagery that represent the brand's identity. ⏩It's essential to design a logo that is memorable, versatile, and reflects the brand's aesthetic. #BrandLogo #BrandidentityFor #LogoDesign, #BrandIdentity, #GraphicDesign, #LogoInspiration, #CreativeLogo #YourBrandLogo

Repeat pattern design - Emilio Pucci. A repeat pattern design that doesn't look like a repeat! Not as 'big' a brand as some of the other examples that I have shared recently, but certainly every bit as interesting, in fact you could argue, more interesting, because this brand walks it's own path when it comes to a 'house pattern'. Let it flow Emilio Pucci has a very distinct repeat pattern design style. The designs are often described as ‘colourful and geometric’. The colour palette tends to be strong, with high contrast colours and tones. Whilst many of the designs are geometric, they are not exclusively geometric, there are random and organic patterns used as well. Talking colour It is the colour palette that most people identify with, recognising the brand purely by the combinations, and tones of colour. That's really powerful, in any walk of life, think Coke, Starbucks or Lego, they all have 'their brand colour' by which they are recognised without any mark or logo. The power of being original There is no branding (no name, icon or logo) within the designs, the originality of the illustration style matched with strong colours has created a point of difference that is now the brands signature. The designs were originally created by the founder, Emilio Pucci, in the 1950's. Whilst the prints have, like many other fashion brands been used on almost every type of object that you can think of, the scarves and ties have always been the core items around which this brand has developed. Why is this important? Because humans are, and always have been, visual first. We use our eyes to make micro decisions, millions of times a day, vision is our strongest sense the therefore the sense by which we can judge things quickly. As the competition for our visual attention increases, the need to be instantly recognisable becomes more important. These patterns have come to symbolise much more than beautiful design, they are the markers, the visual points of reference of quality, luxury and above all, the communities who we connect with. If this is of interest, if you'd like to find out more about the power of repeat patterns and brand building, I have explored the power or repeat patterns in a recent blog post. https://lnkd.in/dinz9yMD #Branding #BrandingExpert #Design #FashionDesign #RepeatPatterns

Excited to unveil the brand identity design I crafted for Mizuki, an imagined Japanese luxury clothing brand. Inspired by elegance and tradition, every detail reflects Mizuki's essence of timeless sophistication. Dive into the journey behind this project on Behance! #BrandIdentity #LuxuryFashion #GraphicDesign #BehanceProject"

Vans Waffle Pattern Sole - “Off the wall” and original since 1966. Vans’ waffle pattern sole is distinctive and well known even among those who don’t use the brand. The pattern is just one of many signatures of the sneakers brand. Here you can see the Design Matters project with all the featured brands: https://lnkd.in/ecxUS_9a --------------------- Design Matters is a project which aims to draw attention to the importance of design in branding. Here you can find many of its principles used as means to deliver the brand message. Branding and brand awareness go beyond a logo design. Due to Design being a multidisciplinary field, the message is conveyed via various fundamentals linked to perception principles. Here you can find some of those characteristics which are responsible for making a brand, product or artwork stand out when it becomes part of their identity: Shape, Color, Composition, Typography, Pattern, Material, Ergonomics and others. In the examples below it is possible to see how brands use design's powerful tools to make their brands and products memorable. #Design #Branding #ArtDirection #Vans #OffTheWall #Iconic #WaffleSole #WafflePatternSole #Pattern

Design inspiration can come from anywhere, and sometimes, great minds think alike! Check out these two logos: Columbia Sportswear, known for its rugged outdoor gear, and the former tech giant Sun Microsystems. Despite being in completely different industries, their logos share a strikingly similar design. Creating a logo is an opportunity to differentiate your brand, and this is a great example of why it's crucial to steer clear of similarities. At Taillight, we believe that every logo should tell a unique story, setting your brand apart from the rest. Whether you're in tech or textiles, your brand's visual identity is crucial. Let's craft something unforgettable together. #LogoDesign #BrandIdentity #DesignInspiration #DesignDiligence