Logos for the Design Challenged, Part VI

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I suspect the reason most of you are reading these articles is because you consider yourselves lacking a bit in the creative department. Be that as it may, you are to be complimented for having the good sense to know where to go for help! In this article, we'll look at Corel's pre-designed logos, (a.k.a. the Symbols Library) where there are hundreds of logos just waiting to be discovered. I like to think of these pre-designed logos (symbols) as the fashion equivalent of ready-to-wear, or off-the-rack clothing. And if you can accept the notion of symbols being like ready-to-wear clothing, then you can think of what I'm about to show you as fashion accessories.

The fashionable little numbers that I'm using today to designate the different logo designs, come from a font called Rennie Macintosh Ornaments and is available from EyeWire Studios (formerly Adobe Studios and Image Club Graphics) http://www.eyewire.com. The ornaments, and font of the same name, are based on the architectural drawings and hand lettering of architect Rennie Macintosh and have nothing to do whatsoever with that other computer platform, as they were designed around the early 1920s, more than a few years before that other computer platform was a computer platform.