by Rebecca Cochran
As a professional designer and creative consultant, I work with companies on developing their visual identities. Adding symbolism within a logo design can be a powerful icebreaker and a strong marketing tool.
I have been curious about the J.S. Bach logo for many years. I’ve often wondered when it was created and by whom. I recently discovered an explanation of Bach’s logo design on the Bach in Baltimore website.
Apparently, Bach designed the logo himself. I don’t normally recommend that my clients design their own logos. I’d like to think, however, that if Bach had been my client, I would have made an exception!
Have a look at Bach in Baltimore’s elegant description here.
As a professional designer and creative consultant, I work with companies on developing their visual identities. Adding symbolism within a logo design can be a powerful icebreaker and a strong marketing tool.
I have been curious about the J.S. Bach logo for many years. I’ve often wondered when it was created and by whom. I recently discovered an explanation of Bach’s logo design on the Bach in Baltimore website.
Apparently, Bach designed the logo himself. I don’t normally recommend that my clients design their own logos. I’d like to think, however, that if Bach had been my client, I would have made an exception!
Have a look at Bach in Baltimore’s elegant description here.
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