I will walk you through creating the logo for the black background and then I'll show you how you can change a few things around to make it be for a white background.
Dec
25
After discussing what goes into a good logo, I thought it would be fun (and possibly controversial) to put together what we think are the 10 best and 10 worst logos out there. In this first article, I am going to tackle the harder list first. That’s right…the 10 worst logos!
So, here are the picks:
Dec
25
The controversial new logo for the 2012 London Olympic Games has been released costing a massive £450,000, as this is my domain I feel I must critique the firms design choices and the governments ridiculous spending.
You may have noticed that the image above is not the original logo – simply the ingredients of 5 minutes of spare time; Adobe Illustrator, a pen tool, and a can of beer. The simple reason that I can knock up a rough design that looks similar in about 2 minutes really has to raise questions as to how a logo can cost £450,000.
Dec
25
John Nack (Product Manager of Photoshop at Adobe) writes about the new logo for the Photoshop family of products (including Photoshop Elements, Photoshop Album, Lightroom, etc.).
“To represent this rich family of products, Adobe is introducing the Photoshop visual logo. This logo will soon appear in all Photoshop-related marketing, so keep an eye out for it. The Photoshop logo on a product, service, or technology, represents the rich legacy, technical quality, and attention to detail that has made Photoshop the gold standard in digital imaging.”
Dec
25
As I wrote earlier, Photoshop has got a new logo. The critics aren’t really good, and I’m not a big fan either.
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