How To Design A Personal Brand Logo (And Make It GREAT)

This is how you design a personal brand logo. The story of how I designed my personal brand logo is a long one, I've been wanting to have something like this for a long time. Finally designing my own personal brand logo has been an accomplishment, now that I have this personal brand logo I'll be able to take my design work to the next level. Follow this tutorial to learn how to design your own personal brand logo!

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[ArnauRos]

Thanks for watching! Let me know what you think of the new logo!

[ayal]

Love how you've been explicit about your simple process! It's something I miss with a lot of designers nowadays.
And absolutely love your logo as well, it's unique.

[EmmanuelOjex]

This is definitely simple and lovely at the same time.

As a brand designer myself, I also struggle with making my own design.

I definitely would be revisiting that work of mine thanks to your simplicity.

BTW, your logo looks amazing already

[guillemrossalvador]

Damn dude, the quality of these videos is becoming next level!!

[sirmrtherdesq]

Honestly it reminds me of the stickers you can get at tourist shops that have the initials of the place the shop is located at on them

[Fuyukori]

Nice tip will definitely be watching more of your videos 😮 the logo to me is interesting the removing of a small area on the A is something that I did not think of

[lanaalba]

Thank you for clear and succinct steps!

[justinocongo]

Hi Arnau Ros, i think your logo concept is unique and iconic....thanks a lot for the tips i am planning on creating one for myself
Please share a video on how you can choose the best colors for a logo

[honestbeing]

Thanks again for this video...Dn't get confused by other's opinions...if you like something and it feels right just do it...besides logo is actually pretty good.

[namasterri]

I love the minimal, timeless and iconic style! I think this logo looks great! Dope content Arnau 🔥been digging all your vids!

[Stump_Line]

0:50 Its true, creating personal brand logo is hard

[_casg]

wtf bro this video tripped me out cause I am algo doing a logo with the letters AR, for my friend, she's a realtor, but I am researching on the difference between a personal logo design vs a company logo design, but when u pull out the 2 second logo u drawn that said AR, I was like dude... what are the odds.

[tarinvernon]

reminds me of those country stickers that used to be on cars in Europe

[jaumeros]

Love the ellipses around the logo, looks established!

[Younglillady]

I am an interior design student trying to really get myself out there and become a polished professional. This helped me a ton! Your logo actually reminds me of a car logo in a way? I am considering a symbol for mine-I was thinking a rose. I don't know yet if I am bitting off more than I can chew!

[joggerman]

i can see the shoe factory comparison lmao. the ellipse is reminiscent of the pentium logo (intel inside). I appreciate the vid, more importantly.

[adityajadav]

Will you please make a video that how to make our own logo in mobile

[videoeditorshiva]

You inspired me to make one for my own brand :)

[amehisaiah]

I like the simplicity Arnau but I just think the "a" is looking like a stylish reflect "s"

[leinardesteves]

You need a more specific reason why you removed a part of the logo and not just because someone hasnt done it before. Logos that has bits taken out are usually to make an effect of negative space, fedex and world wide fund for example.

It does look like a shoe factory logo, because of the ellipse and the font you chose.

Imo you shouldn't just use your initials. Pick something that actually means something to you or that represents you, if you're going for your name use brushscripts or cursive fonts. It looks more personal and less stiff