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Inspiring Logo Designs

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Tony Chen
Entrepreneur, writer

October 2, 2009 • 12:35 pm PDT
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Logos represent corporate identity. It is one of the most important elements in a company's public image. First impressions are important and logos should capture the attention of potential clients. This makes logo design one of the most difficult aspects of graphics design for any designer. The following are some creative logos that you can draw inspiration from that displays elements of the current trends in modern logo design – negative spacing, creative typography, illustrated characters, and many more.

Original article from LOOKS.GD Design Magazine

Posted in: Design,; The Community Board

Tags: design,; art,; creative,; corporate,; logo,; identity,; graphics design

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