Sometimes we remember brands because of their logos. A logo design is an essential part of a brand identity. It seems like an easy task, but designing a logo is never easy. Most logos we see everyday are the result of a process. The Hubspot blog suggests,
Choosing colour in logo design can be hard. The possibilities are endless, so how to know which palette is best for your brand. The Creative Blog tells:
“The human mind is highly responsive to visual stimuli and colour is one of the major defining factors in that response”.
Colours are an essential part of the design process, knowing the meaning behind makes a huge difference, as certain hues can elevate or plunge a brand.
Matching business card and stationery pack (including letterhead and envelope) are essential for your brand. After designing your business logo you may want to also create a matching business card and stationery for your brand.
Many of our customers choose to get a matching brand identity design after creating their custom logos. And one of popular brand identity design option is social media cover design. Whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram, our designers can help you create a design that perfectly matches your brand.
With more than 40,000 completed logo contests under our belt, 48hourslogo showcases one of the largest logo design portfolio in the industry. If you are thinking about creating a new logo for your business, researching existing designs from your industry can help you discover what style of logo works best for your business.
Frequently Asked Questions by 48hourslogo designers…
Brand identity design contest can include following items:
* Business cards
* Letterhead & Envelope
* T-shirts
* Social media cover design
* Car/Truck wrap design
* Others
Please pay attention to the “Items to be designed” section to see what is required for each project.
Winning a contest: Contest winner will receive the contest prize (minus 20% commission by 48hourslogo) after client confirms the logo package file.
Addition design purchase: After contest winner is selected, client is offered the option to purchase other non-winning designs. 48hourslogo will handle the payment transactions and the designer will receive 80% of the total purchase price.
Go to your profile page to enable this option.
Designer invites: $5 for each invite you receive. (You must submit a least one design to the invited contest)
Participation Tip: $5 for each participation tip you receive.
Contest Finalist: $3 for every time you making the finalist in a contest
You must have a valid PayPal account in order to receive your payment from us. Go to payment tab and click on the “Request Payout” button. Your account balance will be transferred to your PayPal account within 48 hours. There is a $5 charge for each withdraws to cover PayPal transaction fees.
If you feel someone has copied your design or violated our submission guideline , you can click on the “Report Violation” link on the contest page. This will help you file a Logo Court case in designer forum. Other designers can comment on the case and our moderator will make the final judgement.
• Note: If you receive a logo court case against your design, please respond ASAP by reply to the thread. Failure to respond will result in additional warning points.
If you think someone is copying your logo idea and wants to file LOGO COURT, please review our previous cases to better understand what’s considered as copying.
Designers are allowed to submit new logo concepts during revision stage. And just because he/she used the same font or followed your style of design is not enough to be consider as copying.
Please read through our “Designer Code of Conduct” before submitting to design contests. Each designer is allowed maximum of 9 warnings before account termination. You will also be fined when you receive a warning as such:
1st warning — $10 fine deducted from your balance
2nd warning — $20
3rd warning — $30
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10th warning — Account termination
• Note: your account will also be terminated if you receive more warning points than your total number of contest wins.