30 Minimal Logo Designs that Say More with Less A logo is the visual cornerstone of one’s branding. While some logos are complex, often the most memorable ones are those that are simplistic. Instead of relying on detailed graphics and icons, these minimal logos rely on creative typography, simple shapes, and clever negative space to tell the story. Here is a showcase of 30 minimal logo designs that say more with less. About the Author YouTube Videos Near Me Use this Google Map to find and watch YouTube videos that were captured at a geographic location near you or any other region on the world map. To get started, drag the red marker and place it anywhere on the Google Map. Use the zoom control on the map to move closer to an area for more accurate results. Internally, this Google Maps mashup computes the latitude and longitude of the point under the marker and then uses the YouTube database to find geo-tagged videos that are within a 2 mile radius of that point.
Free Flash Banners Trucos y tecnicas para diseñar un buen logo Leyendo Wipeout44 he podido encontrar un excelente articulo donde se nos revela como diseñar un buen Logo. Sabemos, como diseñadores, que diseñar un Logo único y memorable puede llegar ser toda una odisea. El artículo original indica que deberías mostrarle a tus clientes entre 5 y 10 propuestas de Logo. En lo personal no te lo recomiendo, ya que serían demasiados propuestas y el cliente no sabría cual escoger.
Negative space in logo design It’s hard to beat a clever use of negative space. Here are 35 or so logos that use white space well, along with the designers/agencies responsible. A.G. Twimbow - Colored Thoughts The Rainbow vanished Hi folks, today is a sad day here in Twimbowland, The FontFeed » The Logos of Web 2.0 The Logos of Web 2.0 There is no official standard for what makes something “Web 2.0”, but there certainly are a few tell-tale signs. These new sites usually feature modern web technologies like Ajax and often have something to do with building online communities. But even more characteristic among these brands is their appearance. Web 2.0 sites nearly always feel open and friendly and often use small chunks of large type. The colors are bright and cheery — lots of blue, orange, and what we jokingly call the Official Color of Web 2.0: lime green.
Free New Online Photo Editing Websites to Have Fun With There are a lot of online resources available where You can change, enhance and make funny photo editing without knowing and program like Photoshop. Maybe You want to be on magazine cover, want Your own personalized dollar or maybe just want to change Your mood? Now You can do it with just few mouse clicks and in few seconds. Create a Web 2.0 logo using Abobe Photoshop Here is an extensive tutorial on how you can create a great looking web 2.0 logo (like the one above that I created for the tutorial). Open Adobe Photoshop and create a new file (file>new): 4500×4000 pixels at 300dpi is a nice resolution to choose if you want your logo to be printable. It will be nice to choose this resolution also for this tutorial to have the same output with stroke points and other blending options that are affected by image size. Choose the type tool and type anything you want in uppercase (I typed Typpz as you see :)).
Web 2.0 Design Kit, Part 2 In this continuation of the Web 2.0 Design Kit I’ll show you how to do a few more simple effects that I’ve seen becoming more popular in web design. Diagonal Line Patterns There are a lot of websites out there that use some sort of variation of a diagonal pattern.