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Book Reviews

Book Review: Logo Savvy

Logo SavvyLogo Savvy is on most lists of ‘best identity books’ that I came across on the net, so I decided to buy it, and I most certainly wasn’t disappointed.

The book focuses a lot on the process of brand development, from the naming process and designing the perfect logo to portraying the brand right. It discusses the design process and the application of the logo across the whole corporate identity. They also show how to take into consideration the positioning and market needs in each process.

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Book Review: Caffeine for the Creative Mind

Caffeine for the Creative MindCaffeine for the Creative Mind by Stefan Mumaw and Wendy Lee Oldfield is a fantastic book for thinking outside of the box…

Who is this book for?
This book is for any designer, writer or anyone that wants to get their imagination going. It’s great to do an exercise each morning to get your day started, or even just when you’re feeling you need a little inspiration.

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Book Review: Logo Design Love

Logo Design LoveLogo Design Love by David Airey is an excellent and inspiring book for anyone interested in creating logo designs that are visually appealing, iconic, and basically the best that a logo could be.

The first part of the book goes through the importance of a logo and the elements that create an iconic design. Using examples on every page, the book is a great reference. It gives some useful advice to remember when designing a logo, for example, remember to keep it simple. Keeping a logo simple helps a design be more versatile, but most importantly, it is easier to remember.

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