Lindsay Marsh's video: NEW RESOURCE The Logo Presentation Resource in Adobe Illustrator and Affinity Designer

🔥The NEW Logo Client Presentation Template in Adobe Illustrator (it even opens in Affinity Designer too!) is now officially available for download in the following courses! ⭕️The Graphic Design Masterclass Intermediate: The NEXT Level ⭕️Logo Design Mastery in Adobe Illustrator 💥You can grab course discounts at anytime by visiting and going to the Udemy Coupon Link up top - www.LindsayMarsh.myportfolio.com You can find this resource in the course guide lesson of the course (first lesson of the course) in the main downloadable .zip resource folder. For those in the Intermediate Graphic Design Masterclass you can find yours in the Logo Design Section Folder in that main downloadable zip folder. I get asked this question a lot by students, “How do I present my logo design work to clients or in portfolios?”. I wanted to create a template that can help guide you step by step through the process. In the folder you can find a sample pdf of one I put together for a logo design for a museum.There is a detailed guide on how to use this template in the file in the same folder called the HOW TO USE logo Presentation pdf. This file gives you tons of great tips and tricks for crafting professional logo design presentations.There are tips on how to export and send the presentation to the client, how to handle multiple concepts, presenting your work that uses golden ratio or grids, How to present color, the difference between a logo presentation and branding guidelines and more. 🔥And yes, this can open using an updated version of Affinity designer!!! You can toggle off the sample layers by going into each page and turning them off. It does open a bit differently in Affinity designer but most of the file remains usable. I hope you enjoy this added resource. I wanted to create something that gave you a head start on your logo and branding presentations, something I wish I had when I first started to do client and professional level work.