Working With Logo Designs in Photoshop
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Working With Logo Designs in Photoshop

on Dec 5th 2012 with 6 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Estimated Completion Time: 8 Minutes
  • Apps Used: Adobe Photoshop CS6

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Most logo designers spend much of their time working in Adobe Illustrator. That doesn’t mean, however that logo designers don’t need to use Photoshop on occasion. In this tutorial, Martin will apply some of the techniques that he has introduced you to in previous episodes to a logo design that was created in Photoshop. Let’s get started!

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Martin is a Hungarian graphic designer, digital artist and an Adobe Certified Expert and Instructor (Design Master). He is currently teaching and working in London but usually travels around the UK and share his love for Adobe products and graphic design. You can follow him on his blog or on Twitter.  

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  • Trevor

    thanks again, very interesting as usual

  • Michael Gartsman

    Yeah, but that logo is awful.

  • http://www.facebook.com/kenneth.vanschaijk Kenneth van Schaijk

    when u make a logo in PS, make sure u make it freaking big and 300 pixels per inch… that way if it ever gets printed it will come out ok

  • Soumya

    This was very helpful! Thanks!

  • adiguna

    i always used 300 dpi when insert logo in ps.. this article very helpful..

  • Ryan

    I hope one day Adobe allow us to import a “PSD Object” that is just like a smart object but it references an external PSD file. It would mean if you for example made two website page designs for a website with a consistent navigation / logo etc you could split the nav / logo into separate files and be able to to edit them from one location effecting both website page designs.