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Design a sharp typographic logo, even if all you have is TextEdit

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Logos are notoriously difficult (and costly) to design, yet they’re mission critical for any business. Instead of using graphics, try a typographic approach instead. Typographic logos, like the ones shown here—some inspired by tips in Before &amp; After (http://bamagazine.com)—are both timeless and classy. In this column, you’ll learn tips for making one yourself, which programs to use, and how to make one in a word processor.</p><h2>Design tips</h2>
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No matter which program you use to make your logo, or what colors you decide to use (these examples are black for the sake of simplicity), the following design guidelines will put you on the path to success:</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2889452/design-a-sharp-typographic-logo-even-if-all-you-have-is-textedit.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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