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Cartoon Logo An intriguing affair |

Monday, 18 December 2006
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The radiance depicted through the expressions of this cartoon logo was infectious. The next thing I knew was trying to get onto their website to find a bit more about the values and culture of this organization. The one thing I thought of was that it must be a pleasure to use the products of this company. There was something about the cartoon expression that assured me this company must be high in its values, must safeguard the interests of its clients and going the extra mile to satisfy their customers. Then I started to think about the whole experience created by a simple but funny looking cartoon character. Wearing my marketing hat I thought how different companies could create some sort of cartoon character or a mascot design to convey a compelling message and a positive brand experience. There is always some element of vibrance attached with cartoon logos that inculcates an impulsive inquisition within our minds. Once you look at the expressive features or the glimmer in their eyes, you automatically want to know more. You get transported to another world - Probably to connecting to your inner child, which many of us cherish . More isn't enough! You now try imagining the character in different poses and expressions . Cartoon logos have always been popular especially if one is dealing with a brand or company that targets children products and services. They are the simplest manner by which one can make a presentation and answer all the questions simultaneously. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
Bhupendra Ahluwalia is a graphic designer and is associated with Maverick Mav for cartoon logo design( http://www.maverickmav.com.au/services-cartoonlogo.htm) , cartoon graphics, website cartoons, cartoon animation, stationery design service( http://www.maverickmav.com.au/services-stndesign.htm ) and much more.
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