Minimalist Logo Design With Personality

Selecting the Final Logos for Presentation

A course by Alex Aperios , Brand Identity and Logo Designer

100% positive reviews (69)

1,993 students

Audio: English, Spanish

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About the video: Selecting the Final Logos for Presentation

Overview

“Once you're happy with the final logo, the next stage is to prepare the presentation. In this lesson, I will give you tips and tricks on how to achieve this.”

In this video lesson Alex Aperios addresses the topic: Selecting the Final Logos for Presentation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Minimalist Logo Design With Personality. Learn how to give brands an identity by developing memorable minimalist logos from start to finish using Adobe image and text editing software.

Partial transcription of the video

“Selecting the Final Logos for Presentation In this lesson, we'll select our final logo ideas and transfer them to our client presentation. I will use InDesign. If you're starting out, I'd suggest using alternative options that are a little cheaper like Figma. By now, you would've gone through your logos and selected the ones that match the brief best. Now, we'll refine it a bit better. We'll make sure that these logos are just right to get ready to place them in our presentation document. I’m just going through now and looking at what's optical in terms of how the letter-spacing or kerning ...”

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Course summary for: Minimalist Logo Design With Personality

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (69)
1993 students
4 units
14 lessons (2h 27m)
9 downloads

Category
Design
Areas
Branding & Identity, Design, Graphic Design, Logo Design

Alex Aperios

A course by Alex Aperios

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Brand Identity and Logo Designer

Alex Aperios is a graphic designer and creative director of Aperios Design, an independent design company based in London. He was interested in design from a young age thanks to his love for skateboarding and the artwork he saw in the industry. He went on to enroll in a design school at college and later study the subject at university. After graduating, Alex worked on magazine layout and web design for a variety of agencies. He later moved to London to work as a freelancer for clients like Google, Android, and Air New Zealand.

After years of freelancing, Alex set up his own company in collaboration with his brother and has since worked on everything from books and blogs, using his decade of experience in design to help brands and small businesses stand out. He also shares his work with over 12K followers on Instagram.