So I haven’t really got to creating my business card yet. The main design and such is ready but there’s one big puzzle to it that I’m still looking for the piece; the logo. Logo’s are a rather peculiar thing to design. On one hand its easy to do a logo design you don’t really want to go all detailed over it but yet, because of its simplicity, you need to make sure that people would get the underlying branding of your business just by looking at the logo.
Nevertheless, there are services out there that could help you to do it yourself logo design. This is really a time saver because in 6 simple steps you’d have a logo up and running and ready to be printed and used for any of your company’s stationary needs.
Moreover, you’re free to try it out. I could now design a logo myself without the need of expensive graphic authoring programs or such. If I’m stuck, there’s even a logo calculator that helps you in choosing the best image logo for your business.
All completed logos are contained in a EPS vector file to let you easily transform it in whatever way you want without any loss in detail and quality.
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