Logo Design Insight from FreelanceSwitch.com

I'll admit it--I'm envious of logos. Not all logos, and let me say that I love my own website logo (that fab purple fountain pen) created by the wonderful Jo Piraneo at GlassSlipperWebDesign.com. But there's something really cool about all types of logos that speak to you with just an image.

Since the only thing I can draw well are, well, nothing, I'm doubly envious of artistic folks who can whip up something pretty with just words. So the post at FreelanceSwitch.com on the logo designing process fascinated me. There's a lot of talk these days in the writing world about establishing a brand and one of the best ways to do that is with a logo or an idea of what you want folks to think of when they think of you.

Even if you're not shopping for a brand or logo, the insight into the creative process of logo-creation is fascinating.

What are your favorite logos?Do share! I'm always up for some good visual candy!

Pop over to FreelanceSwitch.com for a visit and some thoughts on how to create your own logo or refresh your author brand:

Dissecting the Logo Design Creation Process by Angela Ferraro-Fanning at FreelanceSwitch.com

January 8: The Creative Process by Roland Fishman

Part psychology, part motivation, part insight, Roland Fishman's article is a fascinating study in the creative mind. Pour a cup of coffee and spend a little time thinking about the creative life:

The Creative Process by Roland Fishman

Happy Creative Processing,
Beth