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  #1 Antonsen Bertelsen on 07 Jun 13

   

  For every seminar, conference, and annual event held across the world, there's often a wordy, badly designed emblem to accompany it. It seems that regardless of how much the design group does to impress upon people the significance of a great emblem design, it seems like function planners mustn't hear it.
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  Every day as I browse the logo information I find at least one report a few logo being presented for a few type of function. When I begin to see the design, I'm more often than not disappointed with the possible lack of imagination and general skill level. Im sure that the logo is one of the last things on a persons mind when they want to attract attendees, secure a place, fill speaker opportunities, and make sure everything goes perfect. But in the sam-e time, having a monster emblem for any event makes it more attractive to potential guests. The big event could have better attendance, create more confidence, and perhaps above all, promote more promotional products and services.
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  This is particularly important for large-scale, recurring events, such as the Olympics. Everyone else recognizes the five interlocking ring design. But many number towns design a logo for their town that becomes the main logo used to market the event. balloons with logos
  
  Today one of three images being used for the Beijing 2008 Olympicsknown as the-green Olympics designwas presented, and is also a big disappointment. Im sure lots of money and time were used ahead up with this design, but the emblem lacks visible balance and looks very amateurish, for me. I'd never buy such a thing with that design onto it. Hopefully the Olympic organizing committee will do a much better job with the other two logos, which have yet to become revealedthe Peoples Olympics and Hi-tech Olympics, or they might have an array of cups and caps when the final anthem plays.
  
  For anyone thinking about finding a logo designed for their event, read on LogoWorks within the Wall Street Journal.

   

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