Comments on: Are All Graphic Designers Logo Designers? http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mick3015 http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-1648 Mick3015 Thu, 15 Sep 2011 16:53:00 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-1648 Can't tell you how many times a client will email their logo to me on a business card with an array of colors in the background and expect me to blow it up to use on their full page ad!  Can’t tell you how many times a client will email their logo to me on a business card with an array of colors in the background and expect me to blow it up to use on their full page ad! 

]]> By: DrummerGirl http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-1260 DrummerGirl Thu, 31 Mar 2011 04:57:00 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-1260 Great article. Thank you. Great article. Thank you.

]]> By: Duane Kinsey http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-303 Duane Kinsey Wed, 04 Aug 2010 03:59:54 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-303 Hey Douglas, I also get the same 'kick' out of fixing logos that come in poor formats. In a peculiar way it is kinda satisfying. "Logo recreation"...*lol* ;) Hey Douglas, I also get the same ‘kick’ out of fixing logos that come in poor formats. In a peculiar way it is kinda satisfying.
“Logo recreation”…*lol* ;)

]]> By: Duane Kinsey http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-320 Duane Kinsey Wed, 04 Aug 2010 03:59:00 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-320 Hey Douglas, I also get the same 'kick' out of fixing logos that come in poor formats. In a peculiar way it is kinda satisfying. "Logo recreation"...*lol* ;) Hey Douglas, I also get the same ‘kick’ out of fixing logos that come in poor formats. In a peculiar way it is kinda satisfying.
“Logo recreation”…*lol* ;)

]]> By: Duane Kinsey http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-302 Duane Kinsey Wed, 04 Aug 2010 03:57:25 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-302 Thanks for leaving a link to your post Leighton. I have also tweeted it. Cheers! Thanks for leaving a link to your post Leighton. I have also tweeted it. Cheers!

]]> By: Duane Kinsey http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-319 Duane Kinsey Wed, 04 Aug 2010 03:57:00 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-319 Thanks for leaving a link to your post Leighton. I have also tweeted it. Cheers! Thanks for leaving a link to your post Leighton. I have also tweeted it. Cheers!

]]> By: Duane Kinsey http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-301 Duane Kinsey Wed, 04 Aug 2010 03:56:43 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-301 The Photoshop logo is an all too common problem Lisa. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts. The Photoshop logo is an all too common problem Lisa. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts.

]]> By: Duane Kinsey http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-318 Duane Kinsey Wed, 04 Aug 2010 03:56:00 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-318 The Photoshop logo is an all too common problem Lisa. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts. The Photoshop logo is an all too common problem Lisa. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts.

]]> By: Douglas Bonneville http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-300 Douglas Bonneville Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:16:04 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-300 Great article and strong opinion. Love it. I can't count the number of times I've gotten "logos" from clients in...Word. Powerpoint. Or as a .wmf file (though it's been a few years on that one). I've also gotten 3rd generation faxes and poorly printed letterheads as "source files". Personally, I've always enjoyed recreating a logo from a poor source. It's kind of a passive craftsmanship kind of thing. Almost therapeutic. And then you get to "fix" the subtle things the first designer missed. And then the client loves you because the logo looks so much better. Man, there is a great side business idea. "Logo recreation" instead of "logo design"! Thanks for including my tutorial too! Love what you do here. Keep it up! Great article and strong opinion. Love it. I can’t count the number of times I’ve gotten “logos” from clients in…Word. Powerpoint. Or as a .wmf file (though it’s been a few years on that one). I’ve also gotten 3rd generation faxes and poorly printed letterheads as “source files”.

Personally, I’ve always enjoyed recreating a logo from a poor source. It’s kind of a passive craftsmanship kind of thing. Almost therapeutic. And then you get to “fix” the subtle things the first designer missed. And then the client loves you because the logo looks so much better.

Man, there is a great side business idea. “Logo recreation” instead of “logo design”!

Thanks for including my tutorial too! Love what you do here. Keep it up!

]]> By: Douglas Bonneville http://www.logobird.com/are-all-graphic-designers-logo-designers/#comment-317 Douglas Bonneville Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:16:00 +0000 http://www.logobird.com.au/blog/?p=655#comment-317 Great article and strong opinion. Love it. I can't count the number of times I've gotten "logos" from clients in...Word. Powerpoint. Or as a .wmf file (though it's been a few years on that one). I've also gotten 3rd generation faxes and poorly printed letterheads as "source files". Personally, I've always enjoyed recreating a logo from a poor source. It's kind of a passive craftsmanship kind of thing. Almost therapeutic. And then you get to "fix" the subtle things the first designer missed. And then the client loves you because the logo looks so much better. Man, there is a great side business idea. "Logo recreation" instead of "logo design"! Thanks for including my tutorial too! Love what you do here. Keep it up! Great article and strong opinion. Love it. I can’t count the number of times I’ve gotten “logos” from clients in…Word. Powerpoint. Or as a .wmf file (though it’s been a few years on that one). I’ve also gotten 3rd generation faxes and poorly printed letterheads as “source files”.

Personally, I’ve always enjoyed recreating a logo from a poor source. It’s kind of a passive craftsmanship kind of thing. Almost therapeutic. And then you get to “fix” the subtle things the first designer missed. And then the client loves you because the logo looks so much better.

Man, there is a great side business idea. “Logo recreation” instead of “logo design”!

Thanks for including my tutorial too! Love what you do here. Keep it up!

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