By: A Lego a Day
Great article. Love the comparison of what emotions different colors convey. One suggestion though for webdesignledger. Can you make posts printer friendly? I spend a lot of time on practice fields...
View ArticleBy: Robertallenangle
This is just another great example that there is just a whole lot more that goes in to what professional designers have to keep in balance to continue the progression of visual communication. Great Job.
View ArticleBy: sampath kumar
whatever the logo might look like but it must resemble the views of the website or company using it.
View ArticleBy: Jamal Nichols
Decent article, but disappointing that you didn’t talk about how some of the most powerful logos harness the power of archetypal shapes….shapes that have been part of civilization longer than we have...
View ArticleBy: Ray Vellest
Even though I have not introduced the concept of archetypes in this article, I believe that pointing out the hidden arrow in the FedEx logo remits to the idea of the power of archetypal shapes....
View ArticleBy: Toma
A good article. I find it’s important to utilise psychologically positive elements in my designs. Upwards and forward facing arrows, a balance of the elements and shapes, positive images and energetic...
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