I bet that title caught your attention, eh? The whole debate about how many logo concepts to show a client is a never-ending story. I’m going to say now from the offset that it really does depend on the designer, and there is no “right” and “wrong”. But there are some methods that simply don’t work. Read the rest of this entry »
Trust… that little “T” word that rolls off tongues so frequently. Do you ever use it? I do… a lot. As a Designer, you need to know clients can place their trust in you. If someone asks you to design for them, and you get the impression you aren’t fully trusted, you will have problems. Read the rest of this entry »
Having not read many books in quite some time, I recently made a decision to start reading again. The first book I invested in was Logo Design Love by David Airey. Considering how much pleasure I get in reading David’s blog, it was the obvious choice. Read the rest of this entry »
This week I read an excellent blog article by Sam Brown, and it really hit the nail on the head of exactly how I approach website projects. It was so good I had to blog about this. In a nutshell, the article is about how it is important to educate clients, and not simply be let yourself become their construction worker. Read the rest of this entry »
