How to pick reverse/inverted colours for logo variations?
2016年6月20日 · It is typical in logo design that an inverted/reversed version of the logo is provided in order to cater for use on opposing (darker/lighter) background than the normal predominant logo colour. Is...
Image search engine, but for logos / How do you spot plagiarized …
There are also equivalent extensions for most individual reverse image search tools (e.g. Google, and various individual ones for Firefox which, as usual for firefox extensions, mostly don't work with the latest version). I find reverse image search to be so hit-and-miss that it's useful to be able to search all available services at once.
branding - If a logo implies movement, should that movement be …
2018年4月12日 · You should avoid reversing the logo, but it may make sense in rare cases to reverse it. For example, Nike reverses their logo on their high socks when their logo is on the ankle (but PUMA doesn't seem to). As mentioned in the comments, it's pretty common practice for airlines to mirror their logo on their planes as well, especially on their tails.
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2014年1月15日 · If it's a logo that you are developing, it's perfectly fine to leave the logo unaltered for use on a dark background. The example you posted wouldn't be considered "wrong". However, another alternative for that logo would be to reverse the colors of the icon like so:
How can I change a multi-coloured logo into a single colour logo …
If your desired output is vector, use Illustrator. Otherwise, use Photoshop for this. Converting a logo to vector and re-colorizing it is better off as a separate question (and if I recall correctly those questions already exist for Illustrator). Just to note: when it comes to logos and text, live trace is usually a bad idea! –
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2017年1月23日 · Upload your logo to tineye.com and Google's reverse image search to see if it looks like something that's been used before. If you made it from scratch not copying anything you can be pretty sure it's yours, unique and safe to use. If it looks possibly like another brand then you might run into legal trouble and could be told to take it down.
branding - Is it acceptable to change colors on a logo to make it …
2017年8月25日 · Even those companies would rather have you not use re-coloured versions of their logos, but these are ignored so commonly, that, at least in my mind, it's at least somewhat okay. Should an identity not have such alternatives, making the logo completely white or completely black is a somewhat less correct but acceptable compromise.
How to check if my logo is a duplicate of another logo?
2015年2月13日 · Try posting you logo in graphic design communities and getting feedback, chances are that if the logo is really similar, someone will notice. As for "parameters" I don't know if you mean "how close your logo can be without being copying," but it's a good idea to stay away from similar logos simply for brand identity and originality's sake anyway.
Free tool to change a coloured logo to white/transparent?
2017年1月26日 · Many companies have strict rules of usage over their logos. For example, the Costco logo must be presented in red (Costco) and blue (Wholesale) or all in black. One cannot use it any other way. I imagine that goes for a lot of other companies, as well. –
How can I superimpose a graphic over a dark t-shirt?
2013年10月27日 · Most companies delivering logos will deliver a "reversed" logo version for just this purpose. Obviously you are not using the YouTube logo for your shirts. Without seeing the are you are using there's no telling what your specific issue may be. The short, general, answer is.... reverse the artwork if placing it on a black background.