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Logo Design

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Logos and icons are the little cornerstone that ties collateral together (aside from the rest of the look of the brand, of course…). It’s this little gem that gets repeated exposure in lots of different formats, so it’s best if it’s simple. I always design logos as vector files so the file type can be as versatile as possible.

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