The urban dictionary defines “whacked up” as a bad/mean look.
However, it has become as common as muck.
Does it sound “Ultra Cool” and “Trendy” and stuffs like that?
Some people poke fun at others for not being “bad ass” and “funky” and so on. But, does it augur well for the customer?
Suppose, you’re a small, unknown brand who’s looking for a significant entry into the industry, would you put yourself in a situation where people don’t even look at your product for your so-called “badassery” in logo representation?
Think about it. People may get fond of reputable brands that do outrageous things, but a fair percentage of them do not accept unruly and boisterous kind of advertisement.
So, before you listen to a hipster about commercial signs, make sure the ideas aren’t ridiculous enough to throw up. Because you may well do that.
For logo signs, it is wise to reach out to someone who’s experienced, has an incredible experience in delivering solutions that work and do not offer obnoxious logo ideas.
You can start with Google searches to find professional artists who render custom logo signs and artworks. Some of them put up their works on display on social networking sites for fans and visitors alike.
Once you find a signage specialist, call on them for a discussion. If the professional directly connects with the thoughts or expectations you’ve from them, then you know it’s right. Yes, you should have a look at their galleries (offline/online) for a preview.
Gather and collate information about the products they’ve sold in their past. How satisfied are their previous customers with the kind of work they presented? Did the logo signs help win customers? Ask questions till you feel content with their answers.
However, it has become as common as muck.
Does it sound “Ultra Cool” and “Trendy” and stuffs like that?
Some people poke fun at others for not being “bad ass” and “funky” and so on. But, does it augur well for the customer?
Suppose, you’re a small, unknown brand who’s looking for a significant entry into the industry, would you put yourself in a situation where people don’t even look at your product for your so-called “badassery” in logo representation?
Think about it. People may get fond of reputable brands that do outrageous things, but a fair percentage of them do not accept unruly and boisterous kind of advertisement.
So, before you listen to a hipster about commercial signs, make sure the ideas aren’t ridiculous enough to throw up. Because you may well do that.
For logo signs, it is wise to reach out to someone who’s experienced, has an incredible experience in delivering solutions that work and do not offer obnoxious logo ideas.
You can start with Google searches to find professional artists who render custom logo signs and artworks. Some of them put up their works on display on social networking sites for fans and visitors alike.
Once you find a signage specialist, call on them for a discussion. If the professional directly connects with the thoughts or expectations you’ve from them, then you know it’s right. Yes, you should have a look at their galleries (offline/online) for a preview.
Gather and collate information about the products they’ve sold in their past. How satisfied are their previous customers with the kind of work they presented? Did the logo signs help win customers? Ask questions till you feel content with their answers.
