Design feedback intrigues me – sometimes it’s great, other times it keeps me awake at night.
Why mention this?
Because customer satisfaction is everything.
A client recently noted that the logo-mark wasn’t centred with the text in the stack version of their logo. While this was an intentional design choice (optical alignment subtly guides the eye), I scrutinised it and, after some thought, agreed it should be reviewed.
I redesigned the logo stack, compared both versions and made the changes – willingly and free of charge. The result is even better.
That’s how much your logo design means to me, and I hope it’s just as valuable to you.
Some of my design thinking:
Q1. What do all concerts have in common?
A1. Speakers!
Q2. What is the simplest way to depict and use a speaker in a logo?
A2. Use the core elements of a speaker.
The KB Concerts logo I designed captures the essence of live music by drawing inspiration from the core elements of a speaker – cone, surround, and dust cap. This dynamic design embodies flexibility and carries a deeper meaning and lasting impact. It’s lateral thinking at its best, bringing creativity and purpose together for a logo built to stand the test of time.
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