The Logo Design Process From Start To Finish

The Logo Design Process From Start To Finish.
Hello Everyone, welcome back.
In today’s Tutorial, I will take you through a full logo design project,
from start to finish.

you will see me sketching, then I will show you how to make a grid system
for your logo sketch, and you will see much more of my logo design process.

Make sure to watch carefully to the end, and then write in the comment section the most valuable information you find it in the tutorial, and I will pick the best three comments and I will mention them in the next tutorial video.

Thank You!!

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The logo design Process:

when you design a logo, you should follow a precise logo design process to ensure that your
final design be the right solution for the client problem.
There is always precise steps that will guarantee you a great final logo design:

Design brief: this step where you send to the client a detailed logo design questionnaire
to collect all the information needed.

Research and Mind mapping: in this phase you should make a deep search about the industry,
and the competitors of your client, you will also learn about your client’s target audience.

Sketching And Refining: this step is about putting ideas on paper no matter how you drawing look like, its about gathering as much logo design concept as possible, then choosing the right ones an clean it.

Digitizing: this step is about digitizing your sketches and making them scalable vector logo designs.

Delivery: this is the final phase where you make a good presentation with all you logo design concepts and present it to the client.

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[thesouthernist]

The big question I have here is... why is the logo facing the wrong way?

By flipping it, not only would you have the ‘dragon element’ but the curvature then matches that of a ‘D’.

It also makes much more sense to do this - that way it’s looking at the writing with pride, not looking away with shame.

And if you still don’t agree with this point, check other logos that have a directional sense to them - for example the Twitter bird.

They all tend to face left to right because that’s in tune with the way we read and translates to a sense of moving forward.

Any thoughts or comments on this?

[asefjamilajwad]

20:39 "I hope I helped you with this video"

Dude, I have a part time job as a graphics designer because of you.

[ahmedyashfi]

This was the first video I saw about Graphics Design. I come back to it after 3 years as a Professional Designer and Brand Strategist. I owe my entire Designing Career to this man and this video of his💯

[tahajhussain]

Never in my life i have ever imagined that a robotic voice narration would be so comforting and man the efforts you have put together to make this video Mashallah

[vidhyapartha]

I didn't know that there is a very lengthy process for designing a logo. Yours was crystal clear. Dedication and interest is very much needed to be an editor

[ScottMoyse]

Probably the best tutorial I've seen with a robotic voiceover.

[Gwosts]

This man playing with fire, not once did he save during the process 😆

[jmwreck]

I've been doing the same rectangle guide in PS for years, I never know what's the best way to have an exact guide spacing, glad you brought it up in this video 😊

[md.mohsinuddin]

I have repeatedly seen this several times and this helped me to make a logo in perfection. Thanks a lot.

[justtoobored]

The birds chirping behind makes it even more better and soothing

[riverolson]

I've been a self taught part time graphic designer for about 4 years and this one video completely changed my workflow for logo design. I used to rely on the pen tool to much, the shapebuilder is so much cleaner! Having the grid already set up like this makes showing your work when presenting to a client so much simpler. Basically thank you this was super informative and I learned a lot. You presented it in a very easy to understand way. I appreciated the bird and nature sound fx too.

[AlexParkYT]

This was so simple but so perfect. I am so impressed how clean and professional it looks.

[Okl]

This is the best tutorial ever! Never have i seen a tutorial so detailed yet so simple to follow. Thank you.

[MsAlenka]

Spotless job!
For me as a self-taught, each of your tutorials are tremendously useful. You are like a teacher that I’ve never had. Your eagerness, attention to details and the method of teaching inspire me every time!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

[ceru]

The way the circle fits the guide perfectly blows my mind. I never knew that was possible and I have been struggling to do that.

[alvirarahman]

How can anyone dislike videos like this? What's bothering u here? The fact that he didn't charge you $39/month to teach you this?

[sojoslim]

Insanely helpful. This video is very systematic and gives a process that can be followed and repeated. Super appreciate this!

[starvoltz]

The bird sound just gives my ears soo much pleasure

[Cainmak]

This is so detailed and straight to business. I'm thinking about expanding my career by adding graphic design and this helped me get the overall grasp of everything. Thank you for publishing this for free.

[fractilians]

Another great tutorial! Love watching your process and your mastery of the shapebuilder tool!