Tight Typeface

CLOUD

Today I visited a website with a logo I really really didn't like. So designed a new one just for fun.
Original is here : http://www.cloudclub.com/

Yellow

Oh Well, Yell Oh.

Sneak Preview of a font in progress

2009

And that's why I am doing some Bauhausing.

If Thomas Burberry was a typographer

He would probably make things that looks like this piece

Ta det lugnt

This friday I was at a concert with a band called Dungen, it was the best concert i ages, truly awsome. And one of their best songs is called "Ta det lugnt", which means "Take it easy", and this is my tribute to Dungen. 

Old Header is going down.

We will try to change our header once in a while, that's how you build a strong brand, isn't it?

Maybe not but it could be one way, cause instead of people rememering one logo they remember that-site-that-always-change their-header. So maybe it's just a question about what you want people to remember, the logo our the site?

B & O & L D

Sometimes you find some letters that works very well togheter when you are trying out different styles. So good that you don't really care that it is impossible to make all letters look that good. Cause you're happy with the two words you've just designed.

Threesome

This is how it looks like when these three fonts are applied on top of each other.

And I think is beautiful, but is it art or typography?

Avocado

Found an old type I worked on some time ago, and saw that I had written AVOCADO, so here it is.

I got something up my sleeve.

Yes, I am working on a new typeface. Here is a sample. Doing to some variations to.

A Letter comunicates better than you think.

Another logodesign tip. Try to make a letter in the word/brand you are working with a look like what it the word means. I did these four examples on a short train trip yesterday. I promise you, it's easy.

What do you call this?

What is typography and what is art/design?

You should only use two typefaces at the same time.

Or not.

I have found my G spot

I really like G's! Right now I think it's the nicest letter to paint.

So here is a selection of some of them I painted tonight.

Drop Dead Band

Yeah, sometimes removing as much as you can is the answer.

Mannaminne

If you think you have a too childish logo, you can always make it plain black on white to make it more serious. An d if you have a logo that looks to agressive you can always fill it with colors to make it a bit "kinder" What I really want to say is, -"The color of a logo could be more important then you think". Think about that. Like I did when I created this Mannaminne logo.

FONT: Weird Beard - In Progress

Working on this Beardy Logo for a Friend. So I am trying to create a beardy font to write it with. Here shown beard on beard.

One word says just as much as one picture

A good thing to think of when making typographic logos or any kind of logo is to see if you can make the letters in the word form some kind of object.