[Beneddie1112]

All PM's replied to, Anymore interest?

[Calibre Designs]

Ben - will you let us have a sneak preview of the progress you make with the designs on here?

[Indizine]

ah yes I ws thinking about this; would be good to see what Ben came up with.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Indizine

Moonlighter - Why over the top?

One has to know where they are coming form because having seen Ben seek out work from the forums, he has never stated he is a graphic designer of any kind and being 15, can't have had much experience designing logo's for business, even if he is good at graphics. ie from a marketing/branding perspective. Ther's more to a logo than drawing a pretty picture.

Oh and he did say feel free to ask questions - so I will

Most 15 year olds leave me standing where technology is concerned.

Alvin

[Beneddie1112]

Originally Posted by Calibre Designs

Ben - will you let us have a sneak preview of the progress you make with the designs on here?

Haven't finished one yet, but when I do I'll be sure to post.

[Eagle]

Originally Posted by Beneddie1112

Files will be sent in any required format's...

Client: "I don't know - what formats do I need? You're the designer!

...will always keep a hard copy with me.

Client: "Don't you keep the electronic files? If I lose them, I'd like to receive them quickly via email instead of you having to scan it in again".

Copyright would be transferred instantly to the buyer, as soon as I receive payment for the services provided.

Client: "I need to know this will be legally watertight - do you have a form for doing this that's been checked over by a lawyer?"

My design process would be to spend a while thinking about what the client wants his/her logo to include

Ben, logo design is not about what the client wants - it's about what's right for their business! Generally, they haven't got the foggiest idea (and when they do, it's dangerous! ) - which is why they go to a professional.

I would then move onto getting some drawings done

Sketch first, that's a good plan.

...then eventualy creating it in Photoshop.

Oh dear. Why Photoshop? Why not do it in a vector-based program (which is the industry standard method of producing logos)? The client will only regret it.

Whole turnaround should be a few days, but quicker deadlines can be achieved if neccesary.

You'll work for a few days (and more, I'll bet) for £10?...

Thanks very much,

You're quite welcome.

Mark

[sitewonders]

Looking forward to seeing some examples Ben

[Indizine]

It's been a few weeks now; just wondered if any designs were ready to view yet?

[freelancer]

Originally Posted by Eagle

You'll work for a few days (and more, I'll bet) for £10?...

You're quite welcome.

Mark

I've had logos stretch over 3 months (not constantly working on them obviously ) but they can drag on if you have a middle man in the, well, middle How could that be done for a tenner?

[zodiac]

i've not heard anything after i asked after an intital reply so who knows?