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THE
BIZ-LOGO DESIGN PROCESS - IN ACTION
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Logo Package: Silver
Special Instructions: The client wants a logo that will work on
business cards, stationary and a web site.
Draft
1
These
are about 1 third of actual size

Client likes designs C and F. Likes the
way the name is done in both. Doesn't like the house image in C.
Likes the house image in F, but it seems too high-tech. Want something
less industrial looking. More homey, but not feminine.
Draft
2

Client is happier with the treatment
of the houses in this draft, but feels it's still too industrial.
Wants less hard edge, more organic. Wants to see softer fonts.
Draft
3

Client likes F and wants to continue
with it. Also likes E, but "something about the house just
isn't right". Wants to see F with smaller, more toned-down
fonts - more like the font in E.
Redraw
1 (Draft 4)

Client wants to stick with the original
font (design A), but wants the "construction" from design
C, complete with the red line. Client bought a web site template
from another design company and wants to see the logo in shades
of blue and grey to fit the web site colors. The red must stay.
Redraw
2 (Draft 5)
Client wants design F as is. No more
changes.
Final

Logo is delivered in the standard formats:
- logo.cdr (Corel file for professional printing)
- logo-big.jpg (Large, 300dpi file for desktop
printing)
- logo-big-bw.jpg (Same as above but in black and
white)
- logo-web1.gif to logo-web5.gif (Gif files for
the web - in different sizes)
The logo is backed-up in case the client request
another copy of one of the above files - or requests the logo in
a different format, a different size, on a different color background
etc.
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