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Logo Guidance: What should you do to design a logo? Stationary designs included! on selected packages 2 Logo design concepts 2 Revisions One Redraw Max. 2 Colors Logo Stationery Design (Optional) Upgrade Package Service   Starting @ $99 USD 4 Logo design concepts 4 Revisions and 1 Redraw 100% Client Satisfaction Max. 3 Colors Logo Stationery Design (Optional) Upgrade Package Service   Starting @ $149 USD 6 Logo design concepts 8 Revisions and 3 Redraws 100% Client Satisfaction Max. 4 Colors Logo Stationery Design Included Upgrade Package Service   Starting @ $199 USD 8 Logo design concepts Unlimited Revisions and Redraws 100% Client Satisfaction Stationery Design Included Final Data sent on CD Flash Logo Design Included Free Screen Saver Design Starting @ $299 USD Things to consider when looking for a Logo Design Logos: Scalability: your logo should be able to scale well so that it can be used in a variety of mediums, from business cards to billboards. Simplicity: your logo should not be too complex or have fine details. Details and complexity tend to get lost when shrunk down. You will want your logo to work on letterhead, business cards, and possibly even merchandise such as pins, mugs, or pens. Color: while color is not necessarily something to stay away from, remember that in many printing operations, the more colors you use, the higher the cost of printing becomes. Black and White: Your logo must keep its look, feel, and power when converted to black and white. If it becomes muddy or illegible when converted to black and white, you may need to reconsider. Options for fixing a black and white unfriendly logo include starting over, or paying to have a black and white alternative created that keeps with the integrity of the color logo. Paper vs. Monitor: When you get your logo, check it out on another medium besides just the computer screen. The colors that the screen produces are much brighter than any that can be reproduced on paper, so try printing it out. Do you still like it? If not, you may need to reconsider some of the color choices. Original Illustrations: We use only original artwork in all corporate ID work. If you use clip art or stock imagery from CD's or other websites, generally you don't own that image, and it can be used by others, thereby degrading the power of your identity. Typefaces: Your choice of typeface can impact the look of your logo significantly. Make sure that it is easy to read, especially at small sizes, and conveys the feeling of your business. I.e., if you are a high-tech company, an old-world cursive script probably would not be the best choice for you. Generally, more than one typeface may be considered part of your identity. While you may only use one font for your logo, often fonts for use in printed materials are also considered. Colors: Generally based on the colors of your logo, the colors you choose can have a huge impact on your identity. Whatever you use, make sure the colors work well together and in proportions that are not hard to look at. Envelopes: Envelopes that match the letterhead are an effective way to show that your company takes its identity seriously and increases its credibility by showing that you are established enough to start taking care of details.   100% Customer Satisfaction -- Money Back Guarantee Toll Free: 1-212-379-8353 -- Email: info@businesslogopro.com   All major credit cards accepted     Home × Portfolio × Packages × Order × About × Logo Guidance F.A.Q × Contact × Terms & Conditions

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