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Logo Proportions - Jonathan Munk


Thursday, July 28th, 2005

Although a designer’s eye will normally catch disproportion, a layman entrepreneur might request proportions in a logo that just don’t make sense. Logos that are too long or too tall might look good in some applications, but they usually become a problem when the logos‘ sizes are changed.
When a company purchases a billboard space, for […]

Own a Color - By Jonathan Munk


Friday, July 15th, 2005

In creating your logo and brand identity, never overlook the importance of choosing the right color. When a customer looks at a logo, his/her mind goes through a sequence of visual perception. The brain first reads shape, then color, then content. So theoretically, the color in your logo is more recognized and potentially more powerful […]

Animated Logos: No Go or Gung-Ho? - By Jonathan Munk


Friday, July 8th, 2005

One of the more popular trends in logo design these days is to animate them in online applications. But, aside from its “cool” factor, will an animated logo really make a big difference in the success of a company website?
On the one hand, an animated logo draws the attention of the viewer. Most people […]


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