Logo Design Blog

We initiate with this post our Logo of the Month selection which is to give credit and appreciate the value of the best logo designs posted on The Logo Mix gallery each month. We strive to appreciate through this selection the logo designers work based on our visitors votes, the comments posted and The Logo Mix team input. We had many very good logo designs posted this month and we thought it was difficult enough to short list five logo designs out of over 100 designs. Even so, the winner logo design detached itself pretty easily from the rest of the short listed ones and became our first Logo of the Month.

Halloween is just around the corner and every big brand out there is decorating their logo. Google has done an excellent job in decorating their logo over the years, so I can't wait to see what they have in the bag for us this time. We didn't decorate our logo, didn't carve any pumpkins, but instead, we made a selection of creepy logo designs for you this Halloween. We were impressed by the extensive imagination and the high level of details and we just thought that these logos were excellently executed. Have a look and maybe these creepy logo designs will inspire you for your Halloween costume this year. Boohoo!

So I guess we'll go on with Ice Hockey Logos for a while. Today we will start with logos from Canadian hockey teams.

Canadian Hockey League is divided in two parts.

Let's say you've just received the agreement for a logo design project from your client, you've received your down payment and your client is ready to start the project. Now what? First of all you need information. A logo design project means expressing graphically the essence of what your client's company is all about. Before you start designing, what type of information should you ask for? Here is a list of data you should never start you logo design project without.

One of the unwritten rules in logo design is to make sure you don't use more than two or at the most three colors in a logo. It seems, however, that there are times when it's good to break that rule and let go of  your immagination. The logos below prove that. If done right, one can create amazing logo designs using lots of colors.  Enjoy.

Hi, and welcome to the last part of the NHL Logos. For today we will have logos from the Southeast Division and Pacific Division. We may have another Ice Hockey Logos blog post next week with CHL (Canadian Hockey League) Logos.

What is a logo? Well, this might seem a redundant question. "I create logo designs on a daily basis, you might say... I know what a logo is!" But even so, sometimes it seems hard to put it in words and give a compelling definition. We can define a logo as being a distinctive symbol, unique, with character, that belongs and visually defines a company, object, person or service. But then, we have all those other words as mark, trademark, signature, identity, brand... What should we do with those and where do they fit, as sometimes those words are used to describe a logo?