How Does Your Audience Perceive Your Logo
By: Craig Mcleish
In business, good design isn?t a luxury. It?s an absolute necessity whatever business your in, the right company image is vital if your business is to develop, grow and reach its full potential.
At good graphic design companies aim is to help businesses of all sizes get their message across with professional, high-quality, cost-effective, creative graphic design and advertising.
We believe that design is not mere decoration, but a means of achieving a predetermined purpose. It can influence the way people behave, it can act as a visual stimulus in the case of branding, it is the best and most direct way in promoting your business presence and give brand recognition, it encourages understanding, it can change the way people perceive your business, your products and services. That?s why we will always go right back to the drawing board to make sure that all our designs make a difference to your business.
A company logo is usually the first thing a potential customer sees and identifies with. There are many choices to consider when deciding on the best corporate identity (logo) that suits your business. In the end, it's not a personal choice - it?s really down to how audience will perceive your company a poorly designed logo could be a potential disaster. At G3 Creative we design and create superior quality corporate identities which will not only raise the visibility of your company, and add a professional look to your business, but will make it stand out ahead of the competition. Our aim is to help businesses of all sizes get their message across with professional, high-quality, cost-effective, creative graphic design.
In logo design colour plays a big part in brand recognition, but should not be an integral component to the logo design, which would conflict with its functionality, for instance certain colours can convey different emotions and that?s why colour is very useful association tool for linking certain types of products with a certain brand (e.g. warm colors like red, orange, yellow) are linked to hot food and so can be seen in many fast food logos.
Here?s a few more samples of colours associated with certain emotions:
BLUE - Peace ? Trust ? Loyalty ? Wisdom ? Tranquility ? Integrity
RED - Love ? Passion ? Energy ? Revolution ? Power ? Danger
GREEN - Money ? Growth ? Fertility ? Envy ? Freshness
The next time you look at a good logo see how the designers have used only one or two colours.
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