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Wishing you best in your career Alfred Warren Alfred is our Divine Word University student who studied Information Systems under the university's Faculty of Business and Informatics. He is seen here partnering with Ivory's Kitchen on their logo design! below is a short clip showcasing the design process from start to finish, along with the completed logo. #DWU #runtowin #STEM #informationsystems #educate #graduates

Size isn’t everything. Just because something is large on pack doesn’t mean that it will be the first thing that I seen. Here is a great example of that on Supermalt. The brand-name takes up the largest part of the canvas and is made even bigger by being on an angle. This increase in real estate isn’t enough to make it punch out because it utilises some of the background colours in the body of the logo type. So whilst the volume of the brand logo increases, the impact at fixture doesn’t. Creating impact is all about utilising a foreground, a mid-ground and a background. The foreground, which usually contains the brand logo, needs to have enough contrast to lift it out from whatever is going on in the rest of the pack architecture. If the logo is going to take up so much room that there is little left for other communication, then it may be better to sacrifice some of the size, make it smaller and employ tricks in both colour and contrast to make sure it sings out on shelf. #Packaging,?#Marketing,?#Branding,?#Design —————————————— If you like this post then subscribe to my monthly newsletter. The aim of this is to give advice to brand owners and marketeers who are looking to make their branding & packaging design more relevant. ???https://lnkd.in/ep3uG9kv —————————————— Click the ?? on my profile to stay up to date and/or share with your network. ——————————————

????????????, ???????? & ??????????.... are NOT the most important thing when it comes to branding... The most important thing is: ?????? ?????? ???????? ???????? ???????????????? ????????! Do they view you in a good-light? Do they have recurring purchases with you? What do they think of your company? Logo & design is super important, but they are just tools to improve on and scale the brand. If the foundation is not there the building will crumble.... (the brand with crumble and fail). Want a good brand, build the foundation first. Then... Worry about design and logos afterwards.

Here's how I know it's time for a rebrand. The top 7 signs your branding isn't cutting it: 6 - Your growing audience is full of the wrong questions 7 - You have no idea where the latest media files are 2 - Thinking of making a design gives you ajana 1 - You're using one version of your logo 4 - Your logo only comes in one color 3 - You're using 14 other colors 5 - You don't know your fonts What can you do about it? 1 - You need multiple versions for versatility 2 - Purchase my Design Buffet membership 3 - Only use 3 - 4 colors consistently 4 - Create light & dark versions 5 - Know them and backups 6 - Develop your new ICP 7 - Notion dashboard Which one do you have a problem with?

?? It's an excellent feeling to see your design come to life on a vehicle ?? (a tangible object), It's a refreshing change from the constant screen time. ?? I recently had the privilege of working with the Lotus company, where I contributed to their branding efforts by creating: ?? Primary Logo ?? Black and White version of the logo ?? Favicon What do you think of this logo design? ?? Drop your insights in the comments below! #logo #logodesing #design #marketing #branding

Want to stand out as a brand that "has their sh*t together"? Have consistent branding. ?? Your Website ?? Your SocMed Pages ?? Your Personal Pages ?? Your Friendster Account All of that. Same colors, same fonts, same icons, same verbiage. If this is all cohesive, you'll have more credibility and truly appear to be larger than you might be, which could give you some additional traction in a marketplace filled with brands that are NOT doing this.

Variety is the beer of life, or something like that. One of the things I love most about working with breweries and CPG clients is the creative diversity it offers. For Iron Road Brewing, I developed a distinctive visual language for their core lineup, featuring a bold black-and-white mountain backdrop and circular illustrations. However, with their seasonal and limited-edition releases, I get to push boundaries and explore more experimental, eye-catching designs. What's your favourite design? — Logos. Branding. Packaging. www.brettlair.ca | [email protected]

We’ve Got a New Look! We’re excited to unveil our brand new logo, alongside a fresh design for our website! ? We’d love to hear from you—what do you think of our new look? Drop your thoughts in the comments below, and be sure to check out the new site at? studywise.io ! #NewLogo #NewWebsite #StudyWise #EdTech #Innovation #YourOpinionMatters

Increase recognition of business with the help of scalp logos & their design! Your logo and brand go hand in hand. Have a beautiful, and strong logo that visually speaks about what you do. There is no time like the present to do it! #ZYCKTechnology #Logo #Branding #Creative #Business

A fresh logo isn’t just a design. It’s a new beginning. Here’s how a simple update transformed a small neighbourhood business. When I started working with Car Shine and Spa, the owner shared a challenge many small businesses face: Their store blended into the neighbourhood – unnoticed, unremarkable. We set out to change that with one powerful tool: a reimagined brand identity. - A modern logo. - Refined colors. - A design that made them impossible to miss. The result? The day the new logo went up on their storefront, people started stopping by, asking, “Is this a new business?” That simple visual refresh sparked curiosity, drew in new customers, and gave their loyal ones something to be proud of. Because a great logo isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s about creating a connection. It shows the world you care about the details, about your story, and about standing out. ?? Thinking about refreshing your brand? Swipe to see the transformation, and let’s talk about how the right design can make all the difference.