Logo Design
A great logo leaves an impact. Remember the symbol on Batman’s chest? Who do you think made that for him?
Answer: A Designer.
Your company’s logo and branding are almost as important as your product & services themselves.
That may seem like a pretty bold statement at first but think about every time you’ve had an online or real-world experience and NOT been exposed to a design that represents a company, product, or service. It’s typically what you see first and remember the most about any online interaction.
Our Design Process
Consultation
We begin this story with a free consultation to discuss your business, your target audience, colors, and imagery to understand any key factors that can affect the final results of your logo design.
Ideate
When designing a logo for your business we begin this journey with one step towards the exploratory phase. Our designers will research your industry to create a visualization of your industry to iterate on your idea with multiple unique perspectives.
Mock-ups
Our design elves will begin the iterative process of illustrations by hand that you would like the design to encompass. The elves will then put together a presentation for you and your team to showcase the top 3-5 logos for you. The elf that drew the least favorable logos will be banished to work at Santas shop for eternity.
Revisions
Once decided on your favorite logo, the prized elf will begin final iterations to carefully consider branding, identity, and test various colors to align with your business. After all, their career is on the line, or else it's off to the North Pole.
Your Company. Your Brand. Your Message. Your Logo.
Your logo visually represents your brand. At River Design Co, it is our belief that everyone should have a logo that speaks to their brand. We have a team of incredibly talented designers ready to help bring your vision to life, with a stylish, professional, and memorable logo.
Branding and the combination of good strategic creativity is like a happy marriage built on trust, communication, and most importantly having a wicked designer. -Wow that came out of the left field. Honestly, you should define your branding before applying proper design, or else you’re putting the buggy before the horse.