When it comes to presenting your logo to a client, it really helps to put together a proposal document instead of just showing the logo as lose images.
A proposal document will help you present your design and communicate the merits of the design and show the development that has gone into it.
When a client can see the ideas that have gone into a logo design, this can help sell your work and convince a client that your design will work.
Now to do this, you have a few options.
You can either purchase a pre-designed proposal template and modify it or you can build a proposal document yourself from scratch.
Now there are lots of ways you can do this and there are lots of creative tools you can use.
For this course specifically I will be demonstrating how I put my client proposal document together in Adobe Illustrator.
In this video I’m going to discuss creating a logo proposal document like this from scratch using Adobe illustrator.
So, let’s get into it!
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