Would you like to become a professional logo designer who designs stunning logos with little effort?

Here’s your chance to learn with EIC. From sketching to fonts, character placement to symbol development, color application, and much more, we cover the entire professional logo design process. Furthermore, you’ll learn insider tips and tricks as well as see a full showcase of logo design types. Upon completion of the course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion!

Who this course is for:

• Beginners who have never used Adobe Illustrator or those interested in learning logo design and the logo design business will benefit from this course.
• Those who are intermediate logo/graphic designers will undoubtedly benefit from this course in terms of gaining insight into the process of designing a professional logo.

You’ll learn

• Designing logos with basic tools

                Here are some basic tips and tricks for beginners on using Illustrator & Photoshop.

• The concept of logo design

               There will be information about the logo, the categories, and so on.

• Typography & Colors

                             Professionally using color and typography in your design

• Designing logos with the Golden Ratio

             An explanation of how to use the Golden Ratio when designing logos

• Process of brainstorming

            Get a better understanding of the logo design process

• Guidelines for brand style

              A brand guidelines is a set of clearly defined rules and standards that define how your brand should be represented to the world.

• Creating a brand

                     A step-by-step guide on how to design an entire brand identity for a company.

Course Outline

• Create masterpieces by mastering all the primary tools in Illustrator & Photoshop.
• Enhance your ability to illustrate almost anything in Illustrator.
• Learn how to use the Pen Tool to create stunning symbol designs.
• An overview of logo design theory
• Before beginning the logo design process, ask yourself these questions
• Understand the different categories and styles of logo design
• Develop and refine your logo ideas by creating an awesome mood board.
• In the sketching stage, you should use the best materials.
• Learn about the creative and brainstorming processes involved in logo design.
• Identify the requirements of the client and create a logo that meets those requirements.
• Sketch in Illustrator so that tracing can be done more efficiently.
• Set up taglines so they complement a company’s name.
• Make the most of a few colors by learning how to color logos professionally.
• Designing a logo using the Golden Ratio
• Using grids to create logos
• What you need to know about presenting your logos in a polished and professional manner to your clients or in your portfolio
• Choosing your color palette and working with color
• Gamut of colors
• The differences between RGB, CMYK, PMS, and Hexa
• Creating Swatches
• A guide to using Adobe Kuler swatches
• Using Pantone to convert colors
• Psychological aspects of color
• The difference between fonts and typefaces
• Categories of fonts
• A look at font psychology
• Make type look its best by kerning and preparing it professionally.
• Learn proper font pairing and how to use typography
• Using grids to create logos
• Creating a polished presentation of your logos for clients or portfolios
• Meet all logo design requirements
• Create an iconic logo design with a professional touch
• Design a professional lettermark logo
• Create professional vintage logo designs
• Create a variety of logo designs
• After your logo has been approved by a client, how to export and send the many files you need
• Get tips on organizing logo design files.
• Develop a professional presentation for your logo design work.
• Get a better understanding of how to handle feedback, revisions, and completions for logo design.
• Learn how to price your logo designs to get the most money.
• Discover the advantages and disadvantages of different logo design formats.
• Creating complete stationery sets
• Creating a style guide for your brand
• How does branding work?