Make sure to hold down Shift + Alt at the same time, which will keep the circles centered, and scale down the two circles you just created. Keeping your circle with the Dashed Line stroke selected go to: Set the parameters for your Dashed Line to the following:ĥ.) We are going to make two more identical circles stacked on top of each other. Keeping your circle selected go to the Stroke window and check the box next to Dashed Line. Set these parameters for the shape:Ĥ.) Making sure Smart Guides are checked (go to View > Smart Guides), create a circle using the center of your star shape as the starting point. Select the star tool and click towards the center of the artboard. Lock the BG layer and select layer 1.ģ.) Make sure Layer 1 is selected. For the sake of brand cohesion we are sticking with Killer Infographics’ famous blue. In the BG layer, create a rectangle that will fill the entire artboard and choose a color that will contrast well with your logo. Select the units to be in pixels.Ģ.) Create a new layer in the layers panel.
We could use the logo in a number of print applications so we will go with CMYK for the color mode. If you are using CS5 or older, you will run into a couple discrepancies.ġ.) Start a new document with the preferences listed below. Please also note that this tutorial was created with Illustrator CS6. It is recommend that you have a little background with the basics of Adobe Illustrator, but we’ve included pictures with the step-by-step for that little extra guidance. Here is the guide to how we came up with our own hipster logo. We liked the design so much that we thought we would turn our own logo “hipster” just for the fun of it and show you exactly how we did it.
What we liked about The Hipster Design Guide was that Tim followed the essential staples of a logo design: clean, balanced and instantly recognizable. With all of that said, we ran across an infographic by Tim Delger called “ The Hipster Logo Design Guide” and we thought it was awesome! The infographic was even listed as one of Fast Company’s 21 best infographics of 2013. Designing a brand logo is no cakewalk either it can take months to find a design that encompasses all the essential elements to the personality of the company. Corporation logos have evolved over time to keep up with market and consumer trends. The first interaction a customer has with a company is almost always viewing the brand logo, even if the customer does not realize it. The company logo is the most important piece of marketing and branding material for any company.
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