How To Get Better Logo Ideas 😲
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In this video Will Paterson, Logo Designer and hand lettering artist shows you how to mind map for your logo designs. Mind Mapping is a creative tool that everyone can do to visualise your thoughts and connect current ideas to generate other ones. In Logo Design for clients, it's amazing how good this technique is for showing the client your thought process when presenting the logo.
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Hope you guys enjoy the video! Let me know down below how you get your own logo design ideas!
Thankyou for this video! It’s crazy how good the quality is!
@Will Paterson, PLEASE mate, can you propose alternatives for Shape builder in Affinity Designer or Vectornator? Can’t get to this smooth grid method in both softwares (on iPad) T_T
A company that makes molds for bathtubs, sinks: *most likely not round*
Jokes aside, I think the cube shape is more appropriate for casting ingots, rather than home appliances. I think a logo that looks like a product just being separated from its mold would fit the concept better.
I have a file called logo graveyard that I add unused stuff all the time. You can always recycle stuff there that might be useful on another project. I use Millanote for ideation, and communication.
Great tip!
Cool tip
Well this is good timing. Just at the start of a logo design project for a client and was struggling to narrow down an idea so thought I would have a quick break on RUclips and here’s this video. Going to give this technique a try and see how that works for me. Thanks, videos showing your process from start to end of a project is very handy for me as a junior designer. Keep up the good work Will.
Great to hear!
Love it!❤️❤️ Every time I see your content inspire me to be a better designer and make better logos.
Yay! Thank you!
Actual LOL at "vomiting" image. As always, hearing/seeing your thinking process is gold. Thanks.
Just what I needed...Thank you so much👍🏻
You use the word 'modern' a lot when describing what kind of product you aim to make. I wonder then what are the characteristics of 'outdated' but otherwise good logos? How do you incorporate inspirations from design history without creating something old-fashioned? How do you plan designs that are relevant but not 'trendy', thus more enduring for a unique brand identity?
its only a guess/pov and i know its been a year but wanted to share a pov on that :D hope you don't mind
For me modern stands for a logo that can stay the same for a long period of time, for example the Nike logo for me at least is modern and had always been the same
apple for example their first logo was everything but "modern" and didnt standed the challenge of time and they had to change
This is a really amazing video I have ever watched in my entire life.
Never regretted subscribing to your channel. Another one👍
Legend!
Thank you a lot for this video, Having a bad time not having any ideas. Thing is my life may depend on these designs. So thank you for this. u r a life saver
any notice that when you watch will paterson videos you will motivate to continue design.
This app is a great tip! However, I would replace all of the processes with brand exploration. Sitting down for intensive brand discovery sessions with a client is infinitely more insightful than personal brainstorming and I have ceased providing any logos, websites, or other major brand related projects without this step.
I look forward to trying this app as I usually use an editable pdf doc to gather my info, then dump it all into my AI or ID doc off-canvas.
Thanks!
Brand discovery is part of the process - but in my experience you would do this well before mind mapping. :)
@@willpatersondesign It looks like I'll have to try it out for both stages! Thanks for the tips.
Hey, im glad i found you, ive been meaning to start working on my art brand and this is so useful, i love your channel
Awesome! Thank you!
8:41 that blue circle is the best if that line isn’t stretched out fro it
amazing working concept....
its very helpful
A mold company would suit a strong negative space you would think. A cast is basically the negative space of a mold.
Alot of times it's from watching you, or others here on RUclips as motivation to start doodling. Thank you for your videos! They make me a better logo designer!!
Right now I'm working on a package design and really struggling to get my brain to quit running all over the place
@@gotnib Limit your brain to one area. Explore it until you find another area :)
@@willpatersondesign Thank you for the advice! I'll do my best to implement it!
Thanks u!! I needed this c:
thanks Will!
Any time!
Thanks it's very helpful 👍
Thanks Will, you are awesome...
My pleasure!
Which software you're using here for mindmapping please?
Which is the Mind Mapping Software that you use ? Tried finding it, I came back empty handed
Abhay Rudresh it’s called mind node and it’s only iOS I think
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Was a Serif Style Logotype ever on the table during your decision making process? I guess just because there is "Brooks" in the name, I see more of a Ralph Lauren Esque serif type with a monoline black/white style logo, which is what I was expecting to see and then I was like wow that is super dope and different! The icon you developed is amazing, that's crazy how you got there. Just wandering how you ruled out serifs/vouge-esque work . . . (unless the client said we don't want that lol, then that would make sense).
Sir! Great Video
Glad you liked it
bro, we need a channel in Spanish too !! please!
Perfect video
Glad you enjoyed it
Watching on my phone, seeing ants 😂
I'll keep that in mind!
7:26 I see what you did there
Awesome
Thanks for watching!
Hi sir
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haha that was quick ha :)
@@willpatersondesign He won this time. I was on the phone
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I love you brother
Thanks for watching :)
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Domain's always cost - the domain comes from another seller - and Squarespace is the website hosting platform. That's why :) It's very normal
@@willpatersondesign I understand the domain part. I just didn't know that I had to pay squarespace every month too
@@abbigailclark1156 because Squarespace host your website, you have to buy your own domain - you can buy them through squarespace but you don't have to. It's seperate and everyone in the world has to do this :)
@@willpatersondesign okay thank you much appreciated
I love this concept, but hate that it isn't web-based. I use Milanote a lot personally and professionally since it does allow for collaboration and easy sharing since several of my clients and team members are on both mac and pc.
Do you know of something similar that is either web-based or multi-platform? I think I could do something similar in Milanote, but I loved the fluidity of the process in Mindnode.
I think there’s an app called Miro. I could be wrong :)
Am Mohammad shadab from ind . An inspired ur work please help me can u guide me
It really depends on the brief, if they give you a good brief it’s easier
True! Sometimes... ha :)
Bro you copied this logo from book called (logo mordernism).
Brother please your Facebook account
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@@willpatersondesign Nah, you definitely do know that what's 'pleasing' something. ;)