Research suggests that 2/3rds of all studio time is in recreation of existing work. Such a waste of time if the source artwork is available!
LogoSauce provides information on where source artwork can be found for each logo (provided users provide that info).
How to find source art? Read more…
It’s great to see a logo on LogoSauce but how can I display this in my blog or external website.
Simple – LogoSauce includes code that you can copy and place in your page or blog. Read more…
Sometimes you may want to browse logos by a particular tag – for example by the tag “purple”.
You can certainly search for the word “purple” and the search engine will find any logo that has been tagged “purple” but also amnything that has purple in the logo name, brand name or notes. Read more…
The following RSS feeds are available on LogoSauce
These feeds are of course update in real-time. You can subscribe to these data feeds to provide alerts or updates using a standard feed reader. Read more…
Early on in the development of LogoSauce – we decided that we had to follow the principals of Getting Real and keeping things simple.
To that end, we had to learn to say no to features. Read more…
Once a competion, you’ve created is ended , how do you pick the winner? Read more…
Ever have trouble deciding exactly whats colours to use for a new logo or design?!? Well Adobe. has come out with the perfect solution! Read more…
Why do some logos and profiles have higher scores – when there are profiles and designs that are obviously better.
For example this logo has had a low vote but lots of views and is therefore in the Top 6. It shouldn’t really be there.
Essentially most scores have a large Views component. More time spent on key pages has a big impact on your overall score .
Consequently early adopters have had a lot of views and therefore higher scores. Read more…
Kerry from Catalyst raised a really obvious problem.
How do I contact a designer I want to use or contract for work?
Well actually you couldn’t. Bit of an oversight on our part wouldn’t you say! Read more…
Once a competition is closed and winner has been chosen what is the process? Read more…