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Plats

Cat food brand named after the Dutch word for outer space (according to Google Translate)

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Logo idea sketches. Existing logos are usually not very big and usually just feature a name written in a nice looking font. I like my logos to be a little more creative so I tried something different.

Here's the entire design process depicted by these art boards.

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I started off with the first idea of turning the t in plats into a star to represent the outer space element, but I decided that it looks like a logo you'd find for an electrical store rather than a cat food packet.

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After deciding I wanted to use something a bit more creative, I tried out some rough sketches of my last idea, this time giving it more personality.

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After showing the design to a friend I was told that the logo has too many lines and should look smoother. It wasn't until I tried a less fluffy face that I realised what they meant. Great feedback!

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I used the edit colours tool to try out different pallets. I settled for something more natural and similar to a cat's coat.

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Circle's are ideal logo backgounds.

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Final logo design.

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An issue which I didn't notice until it was pointed out is that the word CATS will probably stand out before PLATS, as it would only make sense after seeing an image of a cat.

This isn't too much of a concern, as logos don't even need to have a name on them at times. It also makes for a good (but brief) discussion.

 

The chosen colours do a good job of separating the actual text from the face, but still remains in tertiary colours.

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The circle makes it look clean and applicable to anything, as does the smoother ouline.

I designed the box for the product too, so be sure to check it out on the Graphic Design page!

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