Art Logos

Jul 8
09:44

2009

Gardner Wilkinson

Gardner Wilkinson

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For any graphic artist, acceptance of his well defined art logo gives him unlimited power and recognition. Most artists take a logo’s success is the u...

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For any graphic artist,Art Logos Articles acceptance of his well defined art logo gives him unlimited power and recognition. Most artists take a logo’s success is the ultimate in creative latitude. You bet, they work all day and burn the midnight oil lamp to get inspiration for a successful logo for the client. Art logos are by far the most popular and every artist loves to have one successful one in his portfolio. Web designing has become a complex art process. Creating logos with the latest software and upgraded versions of Adobe, Adobe Illustrator, photoshop, Corel draw and other new editions have made graphic artists very important. Companies now chose aesthetic appeal, meaning in their logos. They want the symbol to stand out in the clutter of global competition. The art logos are designed for instant recall and brand recognition and awareness. It’s a virtual challenge for a designer to create something original which can become an eternal symbol. Many companies chose to change logos when they are repositioning themselves in the market. To tear out from the old identity and metapmorh to a new one is like changing more than just the skin. It’s a whole new creation. The key to its eventual success depends on many factors.

To look at, the logo should be very attractive. It is more than a graphic representation. It encompasses the entire nuance of the company. The core purpose of a logo is to establish a distinct identity using an appropriate font, graphics and colours, thus, building a strong brand personality. It imbibes the qualities of a brand, reflects its philosophy and communicates the essence of a brand. It is crucial for the artist to understand the soul of a brand, what drives it, what it wants to inspire in the target audience. He then transforms it to an artlogo. Many artists have now switched over to the web for designing and inspiration. Moreover the demographic of the geek population has also increased. Many companies chose art logos to ensure that their websites have sufficient hits. The visual representation in the form of a logo goes a long way in making people interested to know more about the company- which is the main objective. The logo can be three dimensional, two tones, in one single color or font, it can have a happy pneumonic sign… As long as it hits bang on the target audience.

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