LOGO DESIGN BY AUTOCAD

If you're an architectural designer, an Autocadd operator, or a draftsman, chances are you are exposed to AutoCAD most of the time. And because most of what you draft is done through this software, it is reasonable to say that to design a logo with it would come as twisted or inappropriate for lack of a word.  Most logos are preferably done best by graphic artists through CorelDraw or Aurora 3D at least for what I have observed within the design circles of fine arts majors, advertisers and graphic designers.

TWENTY ZERO NINE

I have something new to explore today.  Though I'm expecting little changes, the newly installed AutoCAD 2009 that I'm trying right now sure did looked a little different from its predecessors.  And I'm sure there are some more newer than this.  AutoCAD 2010 and 2011 as well as 2012 should be on the market nowadays if you care to buy.  But again, it's the drafting and the design that counts.  AutoCAD could just still serve as the most helpful in architectural drafting nowadays.

MANUAL DRAFTING AND THE AUTOCAD MONKEYS

I still have some of my drafting materials since school.  I know almost everybody on the profession is now doing Autocad and all the new software that go along with it, it still seems to feel good to do drawings manually.  I feel sorry for some architecture students who were not trained to do manual drafting.  But I'm sure they were taught in school the way we were.