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“Logos should explain EXACTLY what the business does” Well, honestly. Thats horse 💩. Excuse the pun.  Look, I hear you. I really do. But the weight of the business isn’t in a logo. A logo is simply a vessel for the meaning you build around it. It doesn’t need to explain everything you do. To design a mark that is unique, holds recognition and strong visual association with it’s consumers, you can use the brand noun process, combining selected words to create that mark and represent the business. Think about it. Nike’s logo isn’t a shoe and Apple’s logo isn’t a computer. Their logos are symbols (their vessels) that over time became loaded with meaning. Nike’s swoosh didn’t start out representing performance, power, and motivation. But now it embodies movement, speed, boldness, and innovation because that’s how the brand has consistently shown up over time. Apple’s logo wasn’t born as a symbol of cutting-edge design or incredible user experience. But now it is, because we associate it with experiences, values, and quality built over time through the consistency and storytelling that apple applies in it’s brand. We need to guide our clients to stop expecting their logo to do everything. It’s not a billboard. It’s not an elevator pitch. It’s not your brand guidelines in a symbol. It’s a vessel. And the meaning builds through repetition, recognition, and the emotional association that the audience builds with the brand over time. #logodesign #logochallenge #logos #logoideas
“Logos should explain EXACTLY what the business does” Well, honestly. Thats horse 💩. Excuse the pun. Look, I hear you. I really do. But the weight of the business isn’t in a logo. A logo is simply a vessel for the meaning you build around it. It doesn’t need to explain everything you do. To design a mark that is unique, holds recognition and strong visual association with it’s consumers, you can use the brand noun process, combining selected words to create that mark and represent the business. Think about it. Nike’s logo isn’t a shoe and Apple’s logo isn’t a computer. Their logos are symbols (their vessels) that over time became loaded with meaning. Nike’s swoosh didn’t start out representing performance, power, and motivation. But now it embodies movement, speed, boldness, and innovation because that’s how the brand has consistently shown up over time. Apple’s logo wasn’t born as a symbol of cutting-edge design or incredible user experience. But now it is, because we associate it with experiences, values, and quality built over time through the consistency and storytelling that apple applies in it’s brand. We need to guide our clients to stop expecting their logo to do everything. It’s not a billboard. It’s not an elevator pitch. It’s not your brand guidelines in a symbol. It’s a vessel. And the meaning builds through repetition, recognition, and the emotional association that the audience builds with the brand over time. #logodesign #logochallenge #logos #logoideas

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