Client: Brite Clean Blinds

Logo Category: Cleaning Service Logos

Brite Clean Blinds services is state-of-the-art technology. It utilizes a digital generator powering transducers submerged in a tank of hot water. The transducers vibrate at a frequency of 40 KHz creating millions of tiny bubbles that form and implode.

This repeated formation and implosion creates a gentle cleaning action known as Cavitation. Cavitation has the ability to not only clean the surfaces of items, but also penetrate into the difficult to clean internal and crevice areas. It is safe and gentle.

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Traditionally a mascot design meant a character design for a sports team. It was separate from the school/university/sports team logo design. These days, a team’s mascot character is also used as the team logo. Then companies started using mascots or characters to represent them in trade events or in promotional campaigns. Now a days, some companies integrate a character into their logo design. Take the case of KFC logo design that contains a character design.

A mascot character can be used effectively in enhancing a company’s brand image. If the target market requires it, a mascot can be integrated into the logo design. When a character is integrated into a logo design, it makes the company appear, fun, inviting and trendy.

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Client: Circle City Comics

Logo Category: Internet Logos

About the Company: Circle City Comics is a brand new entity that specializes in the retail of comic books and comic book archival / storage supplies. The target audience is primarily male, ages 12 and up. Kids generally get into comic collecting seriously during the ‘tween-age’ years, and there’s generally no ceiling to the age of collectors.

Client Requirement: Being that the company is called Circle City Comics, the client was afraid that it would be an incredibly boring logo to have a city skyline in a circle design just to accommodate the words in the name. The client wanted us to have complete creative freedom.

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When getting a logo designed, it is important to pay attention to the kind of files to expect and the files you actually get. Professional logo design companies usually provide the following types of final files for the logo designs they create: EPS, AI, JPG, PNG and GIF.

What are these file formats, and how do you use them? These and many other file types are used to encode digital images. The choices are simpler than you might think. When it comes to a logo design, it is even simpler.

Part of the reason for the plethora of file types is the need for compression. Image files can be quite large, and larger file types mean more disk usage and slower downloads. Compression is a term used to describe ways of cutting the size of the file. Compression schemes can by lossy or lossless.

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