I know we promised not to spotlight our clients in the New Orleans Logos section of our website, but this is not a design client for us. We actually just recoded & cleaned up Premium Parking’s website and helped them with some web marketing so we think the logo still counts.
Premium Parking’s logo reminds me [...]
Tag Archives: logo design
New Orleans Logos – Premium Parking
New Orleans Logos – Hubig’s Pies
Not many things bring me back to my youth in New Orleans as a Hubig’s pie. It is a simple pleasure that one has to indulge on a few times a year. Regardless of your favorite flavor (mine is banana), a Hubig’s pie is a timeless treat and a part of New Orleans’ culture. You [...]
New Orleans Logos – Tiptina’s
This is another legendary household name in New Orleans – Tiptina’s. Many locals just call it “Tips”. Tiptina’s is an Uptown New Orleans concert hall and music haven.
I’m not sure where the banana comes from and the importance of it. A friend thinks the banana is a sign of luck or happiness. Regardless the background, [...]
New Orleans Logos – Audubon Institute
Audubon Institute’s logo is one of my all-time favorite logos and I do not think the designer of the logo gets enough credit for it. (I’m not even sure who designed it.)
This logo is one of the reasons I become a graphic designer. The logo captivates the spirit of the animals and the interaction that [...]
New Section for New Orleans Logos
We decided to add a new section to our blog about New Orleans Logos. Basically, we will share some of our favorite logos that we see around New Orleans and give a brief description of why we like them and why they work. Don’t worry, we won’t be plugging our own logos; we actually will [...]
The Political Brand Adds Another Logo
One of the all-time great political brands, Barrack Obama, adds another logo to its belt. Whether or not you agree with Obama or his spending plans, the decision to show results and bring more transparency to the government is noble and timely. Spending billions of dollars is scary, but seeing progress helps stomach that large [...]
Client Input
I recently received an odd question from a client, “If you are the professional, why don’t you just give me a completed logo & website and tell me you’re done?” At first, I didn’t sense the sarcasm in his voice, but it brought up a great question. Our clients know their business and we know [...]
Design the Planet's Blog is proudly powered by WordPress