As we know, orange is a color that is often disliked or neglected. They say that it does not go with anything or that it is too loud. However, who does not like a sunset when the sky seems inflamed by orange? As a secondary color, it is one of the six main colors and is used by many companies for their logos or sports teams. So if you want to stand out or make your image more dynamic, this shade can be part of the solution. Let's take a look at the complexity, use, and history of this often forgotten color.
It may seem like a lifetime ago that your art teacher taught you the complementary colors; perhaps at that moment, you were drawing in one of your notebooks. The eye can perceive 6 colors and an incalculable number of shades. That means there are a lot of possibilities for your logo! Did you know that you can use complementary colors to revitalize your image? But first, what are the complementary colors?
Starting a business needs careful planning, researching, and most of all budgeting. An excellent business start-up should contain essential factors such as location, brand type, pleasant staffs, and advertising methods. On one hand, most entrepreneurs tend to forget one major factor which will create a great impact on making their business successful.
These are called company logos. Unimportant as may seem, company brand logos serve as a trademark and identity for your brand in any given circumstance. That means, that people will be able to visualize what type of products and services that your brand offers at the same time it is also one of the basis why your business should be successful.
After hosting two major world events, the FIFA World Cup in 2014 and the Summer Olympics in 2016, Brazil has made its mark on the world stage. Brazil, the largest country in South America, has had an unusual history stemming from its past with Portugal. With that being said, it is not only Brazil’s history that is unique, but also its flag. Have you noticed all the details on the Brazilian flag? Let's take a closer look.
Of course, when you're a small business, creating a logo is a big step! It may seem beyond your skillset if you do not know much about graphics. Before you start designing your logo, it is important to analyze your needs. How will you make use of your logo? There are several types of logos and each one has connotations, advantages and disadvantages. Each of these logos are suitable for different companies and their needs. Once you are familiar with these 5 types of logos, you can then start creating yours in a more informed way.
Have you noticed that Dunkin Donuts redesigned his well-known logo last year? Is your logo not that up to date and needs to be refreshed? To help you do the redesign of your logo, here are five recommend trends to follow in 2019.
Have you ever noticed while watching the Olympic Games for instance that purple is not on any national flag? This is rather strange since this tint is one of the six main colors the human eye can see. Purple, also called violet or mauve, has a very unusual story; indeed, it was reserved exclusively to powerful and rich men and women until very recently.
You might have some friends working in design or in advertising that seem to be eagerly waiting for December to come. Are they looking at their mobile phones or laptops more often than usual during the first week of the month? Contrary to what you can think, it is not Christmas that make them feel this way, at least not entirely. Indeed, most of them are simply waiting for Pantone to unveil its color for the next year. Although it could seem banal for most of us, this unveiling helps creators all over the world.