The Logo Factory design process follows a series of steps or 'design phases'. When our designers first present preliminary designs on our Factory Floor, these designs are considered a 'starting point' on your project and may, or may not, be the logo that you finalize with.

If none of the preliminary designs are to your liking, you may request more Unique Versions (depending on the particular package you've purchased).

A Unique Version can be considered an additional round of Preliminary Designs - a completely different series of concepts and design proposals (the number of new Unique Versions depends on the logo design package you've purchased). Rather than performing Design Revisions, your designer starts Unique Versions 'from scratch'.

Below is one of the preliminary designs for the town of Bellafontaine. Our designers presented a series of graphical logos based on buildings from the town (the client had supplied a series of photographs). The client wanted a more realistic portrayal and requested an more illustrative treatment.

Our designers then took a town landmark and rendered a highly complex illustration. This illustrates a new Unique version for the town of Bellafontaine project.

This is the logo that the client approved (finalizing the project through a design sign-off). Should you require any further information on our logo design packages and the numbers of preliminary designs, new Unique versions and design revisions, please see our pricing area or contact our client support. You can also read about our complete logo design process here.