Kultura Od Serca – logo design for charity project by Ania Pietruch
Kultura Od Serca is “Culture form the bottom of Your Heart” in Polish. It’s a charity project with a goal of bringing concert and theather tickets to the young people in need.
Logo was designed by Ania Petruch.

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Logos are often considered the image of a product or service and is thought of as the center of all branding endeavors. If you are trying to be a legitimate company, you’ve probably had someone (or yourself) create a logo.
We don’t always get logo design right. And sometimes it’s just time for a newer, trendier logo. We may see it a couple months or years later and decide that it’s time to redesign or update what we have.
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Check out the new logo we designed for InfiniteImages, in addition to the revised site design coming later this week.
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Here, at Cruzine, we have already discussed common use of the animalistic theme in multiple forms of the modern design; and today we want to show you one more field of practical design application, where animals are commonly featured. Logo design offers so many interesting and artfully perfect examples of graphical works, where animal images are used as part of the visual design for business identification. With the help of a particular animal image, logo designer can highlight and underline certain motifs in the logo design, make it look friendly or reserved, funny or serious, wise or strong, depending on the requirements of the project.
Logo Design Issues
Designing logos comes with its own share of problems. Today we are discussing some issues related with Logo Designing. For logo designers, trademarks, copyright and registered designs can be a career minefield. The advent of cookie cutter designs and design contests isn’t helping. Just getting from basic design to finished product needs a sort of designer’s travel insurance in the form of knowing what might be a problem.
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30 Fresh and Very Well Thought Logo Designs
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Wise people say that simplicity is the sister of talent. Indeed, very often simplicity stands at the same level with genius. Simplicity is especially valued and appreciated in design, and in logo design in particular. Simple colors and shapes are easily perceived by the audience, and they are easy to remember and recognize among the others. That is why, many companies choose very simple logos – Sony and Blaupunkt are just some to mention here. Actually, to illustrate the idea of simplicity in logo design we have prepared this collection of simple logos, and now we invite you to look through the design works below.
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DesignContest.com Not Your Typical Crowdsourcing Site
Economic downfalls in the last decade saw a huge increase in the need for high quality graphic design at affordable prices. Crowdsourcing and spec design has quickly become the design industry’s answer to clients’ need for creative design coupled with a fear of unnecessary spending. With crowdsourcing, a client will describe his needs, hundreds of designers will provide concepts, and the client chooses, and only pays for, the one he likes best.
Sounds great for the client – however, design crowdsourcing has been viewed by professional designers as a threat to the design industry. In an age where nearly 75% of Americans are using a personal computer and quickly learning to create basic graphic design, it seems everyone and their cousin is a novice designer these days – before DesignContest.com, these were the individuals providing the spec work to typical crowdsourcing sites.
DesignContest does things a little differently, and the unique functions and features of their site address the concerns of both designers wanting to keep the industry professional and clients looking for high quality design at a price they can afford.
What Makes DesignContest Better?
The best, most qualified professional designers in the world.
Professional designers know that just having a computer and some design software does not a designer make. Your clients rely on you to provide well-designed, high quality graphics, in a format that they can actually use. Designers are expected to be knowledgeable in their field, beyond just making pretty pictures. At DesignContest, any designer wishing to compete in professional design contests is pre-screened for an understanding of design basics – including file types, copyright laws, and design ethics.
Solid, continuing relationships.
A common issue with other crowdsourcing sites is that once a client has found the right designer that meets their needs and matches their aesthetic, they can’t work with them directly for future design projects. At DesignContest.com, many clients run a contest for their logo design and then work exclusively with their winning design for future projects using the One-on-One Projects feature. One-on-One Projects are still handled through the website, offering security for both client and designer, but provide a unique opportunity to work with an individual instead of a contest setting.
Guaranteed satisfaction for both clients and designers.
All professional design contests at DesignContest.com are pre-paid by the clients, meaning that at the contest end, a winning designer will be paid. Anyone that’s participated in other crowdsourcing sites has, no doubt, seen a contest abandoned with no winner selected or paid, and no recourse for the designers that put their efforts into the contest. Or worse, sent winning design files to a client, never to be paid. DesignContest collects payment from clients before the first design is created, meaning a designer will be paid each time. But, they also offer a money-back guarantee for the client – as long as the client has been an active participant in their contest, provided feedback to designers and made a strong effort to get the right design, they have peace of mind knowing their money won’t be wasted. The result is a motivated and involved client and happy designers.
But that’s not all…
While design crowdsourcing may not be for everyone, DesignContest.com provides a unique opportunity for designers to work with clients around the world, gain experience and harness their skills, earn money, and build upon their portfolios – all without the same risks found on other sites. And, offers clients unparalleled access to tens of thousands of qualified designers with the assurance of knowing they’ll get a design they love and establish a working relationship with the designer of their choice.
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