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Hello Splashsky, sounds like a great project to work on. You can view my work and more info about how I help clients to stand out with professional logo designs on my website: www.grahamfoster.co.uk You can also call me on 07793 317018 or email [email protected]

Brilliant, thanks for the insight Scotty.

Hey Scotty, when you say you use Behance a lot (forgive me if it's a daft question), how do you 'use' it? Do you just upload projects, appreciate other people's, follow people and comment? Or is there something else you can do?

I don't like it myself but I have seen it work very well for one particular website designer. She runs her own design agency, about 4/5 employees and they design mainly simple show and tell sites, but a lot of them. She got a lot of referrals via BNI. But like Bonsdes, I personally found it all...

I'm interested. What's the best way to get in touch?

Having discussed it briefly with Scotty there, I don't think it replaces anything. Instead, there are a few good aspects to the methodology, but it shouldn't be read as gospel. One of the reasons I went into graphic design in the first place was because every project is so different. It's...

No problem. I have quite a few social media accounts with the same profile pic including dribbble, behance, twitter, google+ etc. probably from one of them? I write my own blog on my website and this idiotic annoying smile beams out at you from the sidebar of those posts too.

Yep. Agreed. I think that's what made me a little uncomfortable about it - the fact that he's suggesting there's a tried and tested method. But it's far too complex for one method to apply to all logo design projects.

Yep. I agree with common sense.

A serif typeface (Adobe Garamond Pro for example) uppercase R with the white space in the R replaced with a rugby ball shape. Ball = rugby, elegant serif typeface = heritage. Let us know how you get on...

Good to hear you say that because neither had I. You can see an intro video here: https://www.lynda.com/Logo-Design-tutorials/ARMM-model/149123/171685-4.html I haven't signed up to see the full video, but the basic principles are outlined in the intro. Just curious to get another designer's...

I've recently come across the ARMM method for logo design. A lot of it seems to make good design sense, although I'm not convinced by a couple of details. I still think it's important that a logo should be able to work in black and white for example. What do other designers think of it?

Hello, I'm a graphic designer, website designer and brand developer. Check out my website www.grahamfoster.co.uk

Hello, I'm a graphic designer, website designer and brand developer.