• Sony Logo Font: What Typeface Is Behind the Wordmark?

    Is there a Sony font? The Sony wordmark is custom lettering, often compared to a Clarendon-style slab serif. Here is what that means for vector logo files and use.

  • How to Make Two Colors Look Like One

    Surrounding colors change how a color is seen. Here is how to use simultaneous contrast to make two different swatches read as one, and what that means for vector logo palettes.

  • Telescopic Banner Mockups

    What a free telescopic banner mockup PSD can and can't do for your vector logo: smart objects, raster previews, licensing limits and print-ready artwork.

  • How to Change the Color of an SVG Logo

    Recolor an SVG logo by changing its fill and stroke values in the code, in a vector editor, or with CSS. Includes precedence rules, currentColor, and checks for the result.

  • White Gradients for Monochromatic Palettes

    How white gradients work in monochromatic logo palettes: common forms, contrast and print limits, how vector files store them, and which fallback versions to deliver.

  • What Colors Make Black?

    Which colors make black depends on whether you mix light, ink or paint. Here is what that means for vector logos, from hex and RGB to CMYK rich black and spot inks.

  • Comic Neue Font Identification

    How to recognize Comic Neue in logo lettering, tell it apart from Comic Sans and similar casual fonts, find legitimate font files, and check whether a logo's text is live type, outlines or a raster image.

  • GoPro Logo Transparent: What to Look For Before You Download

    How to tell whether a transparent GoPro logo file is a raster PNG or true vector artwork, how to check it, and why downloading it doesn't grant permission to use the trademark.

  • Editor's Note Font Identification

    How to identify the font behind "Editor's Note" lettering, check whether a logo file holds real vector paths, and find official artwork rather than a recreation.

  • CMYK Color Charts for Brand Palettes

    What a CMYK color chart is, how it helps you choose print-ready brand colors, and how it fits into vector logo files and palette documentation.

  • T Logo Design: Turning the Letter T into a Favicon Symbol

    How to adapt a T logo into a favicon that stays legible at tiny sizes: vector construction, grid alignment, contrast, file delivery and testing.

  • Some Time Later Font: What the Name Refers To and What Remains Unconfirmed

    What “Some Time Later” font usually means, what can't yet be confirmed about it, and how to check files, licenses and vector artwork before using it in a logo.