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81 IDEAS LIE EVERYWHERE. While
thinking of a simple logo design that
would be able to express both the
element of water and that of man made
artifacts, I came across this picture
that combined all elements perfectly.
82 C
HOOSE COLORS WISELY. Good
(logo) design must work both in colors
and in black and white. It’s best to
limit colors often using monochromatic
solutions, playing with empty and fi ll
spaces.
83 F
ORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION. Knowing
the subject of your design is of
fundamental importance. But research
in terms of stylistic options tends to be
distracting. Abstraction from design is
a better way to be original.
84 D
OODLE > DIGITAL >
R
ATIONALIZATION. Start with the least
limitations, freehand doodling, on
paper, on a napkin, or on a wall, is
perfect at the beginning of the creative
process. Once the idea is found then
you can move on to digital production,
and start thinking of grids, to optimize
and rationalize the entire structure of
the project.
85 F
ONTS AND CUSTOMIZATION.
Fonts must be chosen to add contrast,
or to balance graphic weights in
a composition. It’s also useful to
customize fonts to add effects and
follow the general idea
of a project.
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