Comments on: How to web 2.0 your logo http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/ Design, marketing, graphics, internet, print, London Sun, 12 Feb 2012 03:14:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rob Cubbonhttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-92326 Rob Cubbon Wed, 14 Apr 2010 10:14:54 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-92326 Thank you, <strong>Kevin</strong> Thank you, Kevin

]]> By: Kevinhttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-92300 Kevin Tue, 13 Apr 2010 12:11:12 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-92300 Your logo design is very nice it, I am very impressed with your hard work Your logo design is very nice it, I am very impressed with your hard work

]]> By: Rob Cubbonhttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-83968 Rob Cubbon Mon, 16 Nov 2009 22:55:45 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-83968 Logo design still starts with a pencil drawing or the outline of a simple idea first. The web 2.0 effect can be added later and taken away for when the web 3.0 look comes in! Logo design still starts with a pencil drawing or the outline of a simple idea first. The web 2.0 effect can be added later and taken away for when the web 3.0 look comes in!

]]> By: Bill Hasterhttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-83900 Bill Haster Sun, 15 Nov 2009 19:52:10 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-83900 I agree that these web2.0 logos are not gonna stay. So back to the pencil drawing days for you logo design. I agree that these web2.0 logos are not gonna stay. So back to the pencil drawing days for you logo design.

]]> By: Henry Gilberthttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-73750 Henry Gilbert Sat, 06 Jun 2009 17:29:45 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-73750 And that is where I fail. I never listen to my clients !! Client: Can you make our Logo reflected now? Henry: No Client: What? Why not? Henry: Because I wouldn't like to be responsible in making your website look tarty and cheap. Client: But my wife says she likes it Henry: OK let's not go there ... And that is where I fail. I never listen to my clients !!

Client: Can you make our Logo reflected now?
Henry: No
Client: What? Why not?
Henry: Because I wouldn’t like to be responsible in making your website look tarty and cheap.
Client: But my wife says she likes it
Henry: OK let’s not go there …

]]> By: Rob Cubbonhttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-73741 Rob Cubbon Sat, 06 Jun 2009 15:39:23 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-73741 You're absolutely right <strong>Henry</strong>, logos should be simple, something you could draw with a pen in two seconds and this "web 2.0" design treatment is something that is here today gone tomorrow. At the behest of the client, a designer sometimes has to do these things! You’re absolutely right Henry, logos should be simple, something you could draw with a pen in two seconds and this “web 2.0″ design treatment is something that is here today gone tomorrow. At the behest of the client, a designer sometimes has to do these things!

]]> By: Henry Gilberthttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-73249 Henry Gilbert Thu, 28 May 2009 05:28:23 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-73249 Hmm, I don't know - I don't like it. But who am I to say that when I am so rubbish at graphic design myself? The problem with following the trend is that - sometimes people do something because they can - instead of because it is needed. When you create something that looks impressive at first (ie for the first 3 seconds) - novelty soon vanishes and you end up with a white elephant. A logo should be simple. Clear. And above all scalable. When you add reflection you add noise. But such noise can be minimised by making a rough surface reflection say. But given that your article is about how-to-do a logo that way. Rather then what constitutes a good logo. The information is useful for those wanting to learn. Hmm, I don’t know – I don’t like it.

But who am I to say that when I am so rubbish at graphic design myself?

The problem with following the trend is that – sometimes people do something because they can – instead of because it is needed.

When you create something that looks impressive at first (ie for the first 3 seconds) – novelty soon vanishes and you end up with a white elephant.

A logo should be simple. Clear. And above all scalable.

When you add reflection you add noise. But such noise can be minimised by making a rough surface reflection say.

But given that your article is about how-to-do a logo that way. Rather then what constitutes a good logo. The information is useful for those wanting to learn.

]]> By: Rob Cubbonhttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-70323 Rob Cubbon Tue, 14 Apr 2009 09:34:17 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-70323 Thank you <strong>Web Design and Development services</strong>, for your kind words! Thank you Web Design and Development services, for your kind words!

]]> By: Web Design and Development serviceshttp://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-70274 Web Design and Development services Mon, 13 Apr 2009 12:36:21 +0000 http://robcubbon.com/how-to-web-20-your-logo/#comment-70274 awesome logo design i love to touch it. some of the logos i have adored and never forgot. awesome logo design i love to touch it. some of the logos i have adored and never forgot.

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