MyCreativeFusion provides you with a complete logo package containing various formats and sizes for print and web use.

Step 1. Discovery: I'll gather info from you and through research on my end to come up with creative ideas I'll later use to create logo mockups that I feel will work well for your logo needs.

Step 2. Mockups: Within a week, you'll receive five to six mockups showcasing your potential new logo and how it would look on items of your choice, whether that be hats and t-shirts or knives and axes.

Step 4. Revisions: This is where the fun begins. You decide which elements you like from the initial mockups and I'll use your choices to create new mockups until we have a logo you can stand behind that best represents your business or organization.

Step 5. Logo Package: I'll assemble a complete logo package containing multiple folders with files available in various sizes and formats for your future print and web needs.

Step 6. Be Stoked: Be stoked that you now have a fantastic logo you can use to launch a new business or take to the next level!

Style Sheet

You'll receive a style sheet with the font names used as well as the color codes to ensure your logo and brand identity stay consistent.

They can be used to show the placement of a graphic on garments and all sorts of cool stuff.

It's also very useful to send with your logo to print shops and other designers for the same reason.

Vector files allow a print shop, or if you have the right software, to size the file to whatever size is needed for various applications without distortion. This could mean a tiny favicon for web browsers or a billboard on the side of the highway.

Raster files entail most images you'll see on the web. A raster graphic is made to look crisp and clear at a particular size. If a graphic isn't sized correctly or just blown up too big, the image will look pixelated and blurry.

The idea is to create your logo in vector format. The vectors can be used for printing your business cards and putting your logo on hats and T-shirts to promote your new business. Then, the vectors can be used to create various sized raster images for web use. They work hand in hand. One isn't simply better than the other. It all depends on the application it will be used for.

Vectors are typically used for logos, engraving and screenprinting whereas rasters are used in photography and most digital imagery.

Both have pros and cons. You can learn more here ---> Vector Vs. Raster

Your logo package will include 3 different color formats:

1. Full Color

2. All Black

3. All White

These color options will give you versatility for different applications moving forward. Instances will come up where an all black or white logo is the only option.

Having variations will also give you more design freedom when layering graphics for promotional material.

A single color option can also save you money in print costs.