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Logo design process overview Step 1 - Client meeting Step 2 - Brainstorming Step 3 - Rough sketches Step 4 - Draft sketches 1

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Logo design process overview

Step 1 - Client meeting

Step 2 - Brainstorming

Step 3 - Rough sketches

Step 4 - Draft sketches

Step 5 - Prepare artwork

Step 6 - Final artwork

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1 Client meeting

▪ What are the clients’ ideas for the logo?

Client: “I want to put these two ideas together, basically have the ‘Endless Pools’ and the ‘Swim Lessons’ merge into one indoor “Swim Lab & Rehab”. The design I have in mind is a simple line of a swimmer. I will fax the drawing to you.”

Client: “I want to put these two ideas together, basically have the ‘Endless Pools’ and the ‘Swim Lessons’ merge into one indoor “Swim Lab & Rehab”. The design I have in mind is a simple line of a swimmer. I will fax the drawing to you.”

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1 Client meeting

▪ What are the clients’ ideas for the logo?

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▪ Who are they are trying to communicate with?

Client: “We would put together lessons for swimmers of all ages and abilities i.e. triathletes to beginner swimmers in a safe controlled environment (warm water).”

Client: “We would put together lessons for swimmers of all ages and abilities i.e. triathletes to beginner swimmers in a safe controlled environment (warm water).”

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1 Client meeting

▪ How will it be used—print, web, video, etc.?

Client: “We need to produce a Web site, ads, brochures and flyers using color and black and white art.”

Client: “We need to produce a Web site, ads, brochures and flyers using color and black and white art.”

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1 Client meeting

▪ What text must be included in the logo design?

Client:“Swim Lab & Rehab”“Swim Faster: Faster”

Client:“Swim Lab & Rehab”“Swim Faster: Faster”

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1 Client meeting

▪ What key words describe the business?

- Olympic- Swimming- Water- Training- Endless pools - Swim lessons - Triathletes

- Olympic- Swimming- Water- Training- Endless pools - Swim lessons - Triathletes

- Beginner swimmers - Safe, controlled environment

- Beginner swimmers - Safe, controlled environment

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2 Brainstorming

▪ Expand list of client keywords

OlympicSwimmingWaterTrainingEndless pools Swim lessons TriathletesBeginner swimmers Safe controlled environment

OlympicSwimmingWaterTrainingEndless pools Swim lessons TriathletesBeginner swimmers Safe controlled environment

ChampionWaveFastExerciseScientificExpertDolphin-likeInstructionHands-on

ChampionWaveFastExerciseScientificExpertDolphin-likeInstructionHands-on

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2 Brainstorming

▪ Use key words and synonyms to find and develop visual elements

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3 Rough sketches

▪ Prepare logo sketches using pencil and paper

▪ Sketch variations on each idea

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4 Draft sketches

▪ Select some fonts to try out based on your sketches

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4 Draft sketches

▪ Based on the sketches prepare some graphic elements in black and white

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4 Draft sketches

▪ Combine the type and graphic elements in different ways

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4 Draft sketches

▪ Present your ideas to the client for feedback

▪ If the client is not satisfied return to step 2

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5 Prepare artwork

▪ Select sketches that you and the client prefer

▪ Choose some color combinations

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5 Prepare artwork

▪ Try different combinations of color, graphics and fonts

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5 Prepare artwork

▪ Test the designs at different sizes

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5 Prepare artwork

▪ Present these ideas to the client

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6 Final artwork

▪ Prepare versions for print, web, etc.▪ Prepare color and B/W versions▪ Test designs on a B/W printers, color

printers, web pages

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