
PART 1: STEP-BY-STEP DESIGN
Use the typeface as is
Sometimes a typeface is so well designed
that you are better using it as is, without
any modifications. What makes it work as a
logo is the addition of a second, comple-
mentary typeface—typically a complex or
bold face for the main expression,
“Sampler River,” and a simpler face for the
supportive expression, “INN.”
Fit the words together
Another simple technique is to set all the
words in one or two typefaces and size
each word to reflect its importance. The
words are then fitted together like puzzle
pieces. Making one word capitals and
lowercase and another all caps adds a
second level of emphasis and visual ...