Let's now look at how to design your own logo. The first question that you need to ask yourself is how much experience you have in designing, particularly creating brand identity designs. You won't be able create your own brand image if there isn't any training, knowledge or experience. If you are not an expert in this field, your business image will be ruined if you try to create a logo design.

Make sure to ask your graphic artist to create a vector copy of your logo. You will be able adjust the size of your logo to suit your needs without losing any image quality details or aspects. The great thing about vector graphics is that it takes up a smaller amount of memory space on your personal computer.

If you do not have any design software with you, you can always fork out a bit of cash and use online software specifically tailored for those who want to design their own logos. You can access thousands of clip art and fonts for $30, which you can use to create your logo.

Another great idea is to take a picture of the facility or take a picture of the surrounding area. It is more than just a statement that you can identify your beer's home. It is a statement that says "This is where our beer was brewed", and it shows how much pride you have in your beer. The beer will be tied to its home if it is named after a landmark or other memorable place in your community.

The message: The last step is to decide the message that your logo design wants to send to the people. Your logo will convey the essence of your business to potential customers, as I have already stated. Try to make a logo as easier as possible. One should get an idea about the nature of your business, just by having a look on the logo.

Sometimes a little sketch can make all the difference in a logo. Try a sketch to make a logo that is different. You might also consider line drawing.

When designing a logo, keep in mind that it may be printed on an envelope. It should be easily scaleable. It should be easily identifiable in any background and any color. Although a logo is usually printed in a specific color, it may be necessary to print it in grayscale or on different backgrounds. This is something to keep in mind when designing a logo. Your logo should be able scale down to half an inches without losing any detail. Take a look at giants such as FedEx, Nike, and Reebok. Their logos, which are simple and cutting stiker easily recognizable, are simple.