Cricket Logos

Some Sensible Tips for Cricket Logo Designs

2011-12-29T04:40:00.000-08:00

Logo designing is not just all about technical expertise. It involves aesthetic understanding and a good sense for colors and visual impact. A logo designer must know color psychology and understand the logo’s industry before he attempts to create a design for the company. For newbie logo designers, here are some essential tips to help them get started.

Simple Logo Designs

Complicated and stuffed logos hardly leave an impression on customers. You need to stick to simplicity as that is the only factor that can get customers to recognize and understand as well as memorize a company’s logo. Complicated designs are difficult to remember and are not easily recognized.

Use Less Colors

Even if your logo design company does not charge you more for using more colors, always restrict your choice to a maximum of three colors. Using more colors can make the logo look good on the web but how would it look when you are sending a fax with the logo in black and white? Besides, the more colors you use for logo the more will be your printing cost.

Use Regular Fonts

Font choices can make or break your logo design. You must decide what kind of font design is suitable for your logo with regards to the industry. This makes commercial reproduction and reprint of your logo much easier even if you are using a different printer than the one who actually printed your logo when it was created.

Always Use Vector Graphics

A company logo design is used for varied purpose like in business cards and corporate stationery, websites, signage etc and in each of these you would require a different size of the logo. To meet this requirement, it is essential that the logo be created as a vector graphics with Adobe Illustrator or Macromedia Freehand. Photoshop creates pixel based images which tears up when stretched and gives an ugly look.

Excellent Cricket Logo Designs

2011-11-21T00:57:00.000-08:00

Hey there folks! Being a cricket fan, I decided to share with you some excellent cricket logo designs to be seen in the industry.

Cricket Mania

2011-08-26T23:00:00.000-07:00

Cricket is a worldwide popular sport. Initially starting from the 16th century in England, the game has grown to be one of the world's most popular sports,with the worldwide tournament held after every four years. There are around 20 to 25 nations participating in the World Cup tournament with some nations leading the matches for years. England, India, Australia, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, West Indies are some of the most popular cricketing nations.

Children and youth of these nations dream of being world class cricketers as their main profession. Being a favorite past time sport, cricket is a street as well as an elite game played by young and old. The game itself is fairly simple. There are two batsmen, and one bowler, with 11 fielders. The bowler bowls the ball and the batsmen has to hit the ball hard at a distance and make a long distance run in order to score a point, most generally known as a "run". While the batsmen are running and exchanging posts, the fielders have to catch the ball as soon as possible and hit it on the wicket stand. If the ball touches the wicket stand before the player reaches it, he is "out" and disqualified from the game. Even while batting, if the ball is caught directly, the batsman is considered out.

It is this simple game that has got the youth of these nations going deep into sports and enjoying the best out of it!

Famous Cricket Logos Of The World Cup

2011-06-10T03:46:00.001-07:00

A sensational sport, cricket never fails to create waves amongst millions of fans as well as businesses. Here we have a collection of some of the best cricket logos. These should be an inspiration for anyone interested in cricket logo design.

Cricket World Cup 1992

Winner: Pakistan

Cricket World Cup 1996

Winner: Sri Lanka

Cricket World Cup 1999

Winner: Australia

Cricket World Cup 2003

Winner: Australia

Cricket World Cup 2007

Winner: Australia

Cricket World Cup 2011

Winner: India

Upcoming Cricket World Cup 2015

Host By Australia & New Zealand

T20 Cricket World Cup Logos:

T20 Cricket World Cup 2009
Winner: India

T20 Cricket World Cup 2009
Winner: Pakistan