A brand identity designer working with clients across the globe. Get in touch to hire me, or if there's something I might be able to help with.
Trends quickly come and go in logo design, which can leave your corporate identity looking dated almost before it’s rolled out.
It’s easy to say, “I don’t follow trends”, but with so many internal and external influences surrounding us, how can we honestly say we’re not affected by what others are doing?
If you show advertising on your website / blog, or are thinking of doing so, this is something you need to know.
I’ve just removed what little advertising there was on my blog. The ads were shown below my category list, and included just four simple text link ads (two for print cartridge retailers and two for web template sites).
Not a day goes by when I don’t think to myself, “I’ll have to do that at some point.” Little things that aren’t exactly vital, but can be important nonetheless, such as:
I was approached to design a new brand identity for Miskeeto. Here’s a brief look at the identity design process.
The logo design above, for Eight, is by Stylo Design, a creative agency based in Covent Garden, London. I was reminded of the above design when looking through this years’ Eulda (European Logo Design Annual) winners. One of the Eulda entries is shown below, for Eight, a business lounge bar, and it’s based upon the same idea, but with much less effect in my opinion.
