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If people pay you to make logos and are satisfied, you are a professional logo designer. It's no different than any other craft. For other organizations, I've d
by thomasmallen 18y ago
If people pay you to make logos and are satisfied, you are a professional logo designer. It's no different than any other craft. For other organizations, I've designed one logo so far ( http://www.703designs.com/portfolio-logos http://www.703designs.com/portfolio-logos ) but I wouldn't consider myself a logo designer until I've made maybe ten quality logos outside of my own ventures.
- huhtenberg 18y agoI'm not going to spoil it for you, but try uploading your logo to http://www.logopond.com http://www.logopond.com and soliciting a feedback.
- thomasmallen 18y agoSpoil what? I'm sure that my logo design abilities could use quite a bit of improvement, but if my work sells, it sells. My site's out-of-date for sure (need to add more Testimonials) but you'll see that the client for whom I made the logo was quite pleased. I'm a frontend developer first, designer second, and backend developer third, and I like to do work in all three. In any case, I said plainly that I'm not a professional logo designer in the comment you're responding to.
- huhtenberg 18y ago> if my work sells, it sells Certainly, it just doesn't necessarily make it a professional work. In my opinion this particular logo is missing a mark on many levels. I may be off, and you probably don't care about stranger's opinion to begin with. So that's why I brought up the Logopond, which is by far the most responsive professional logo design community.
- thomasmallen 18y agoPlease read before responding. The following quote is directly from my first comment: > I wouldn't consider myself a logo designer Sheesh.
- huhtenberg 18y ago> If people pay you to make logos and are satisfied, you are a professional logo designer. Perhaps you missed 'routinely' before 'pay' then ?