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Introduction to Logo Design: From Brief to Final Presentation

Mood board and surveys

A course by Guilherme Vissotto , Graphic Designer

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11,067 students

Audio: Portuguese

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About the video: Mood board and surveys

Overview

“Here I will show the entire process of how I organize visual and conceptual research for the creation of a project. ”

In this video lesson Guilherme Vissotto addresses the topic: Mood board and surveys, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Logo Design: From Brief to Final Presentation. Express the identity of a brand by learning to create personalized logos from start to finish.

Partial transcription of the video

“Mood board and surveys Now, based on the mind map and the main points of the briefing, let's search for references and images that they can add to our visual library for creating the project. Here at this stage, anything goes: photos, texts, images, arts and even some music that inspires you to create. When organizing the folders, I created a main one in Google Drive, called Mood board, with three subfolders: Logos, Inspirations and Environments. In the Logos folder, obviously, is where I save the projects that have similar characteristics to the concepts I seek, whether they are from the s...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Logo Design: From Brief to Final Presentation

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (506)
11067 students
4 units
13 lessons (56m)
11 downloads

Category
Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator
Areas
Branding & Identity, Design, Digital Design, Logo Design, Stationery Design

Guilherme Vissotto

A course by Guilherme Vissotto

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Graphic Designer

Guilherme Vissotto is a graphic designer with more than seven years' experience in the sector. He worked for big advertising and graphics agencies before becoming a freelance professional specialized in visual identities.

His work has been seen in over 14 countries through a diverse range of companies, from cafés and clothing brands to investment banks and even pet shops.