Choosing Color for your Brand

What does the color of your logo say about your company? I think the emotions behind these colors can cross over to other applications too. Look around your home and wardrobe, what do you think?  

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Bishop Images

Here's the new logo for Bishop Images.  Amanda wanted a fresh take on the "bishop" icon used in her previous logo. We simplified it to the most recognizable form of the top of the bishop piece and added some new typography and colors. If you look again, the bishop piece resembles a b over an i.  Thanks Amanda!

Wordle

I have seen Wordles but I haven't played with it myself. Thanks to Kara R. for reminding me about it.  So FUN!  It's not just for blogs, either--- you can input any text or website with an RSS feed to create a Wordle. I used quotationspage.com for the one above.  

You can change the fonts, colors, and layout of your Wordle to make it unique. Then, here's the best part I think . . . save it as a PDF! If you have Illustrator or other drawing program, you can then open it as vector file that you can tweak even more and enlarge to your hearts content without losing resolution.