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Logo Design Brainstorming With AI (Logo Design Ideas, Logo Design Styles, Logo Design Variations)

teacher avatar Engr. Hussein Attié, Entrepreneur I Engineer I Educator

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      1:05

    • 2.

      Your Project

      0:34

    • 3.

      Setting Up ChatGPT For Design Success

      6:40

    • 4.

      Brainstorming With ChatGPT

      5:42

    • 5.

      Branding Aligned Output

      13:24

    • 6.

      Logo Design Creative Briefs

      5:53

    • 7.

      Wrapping Up

      0:17

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Logo Design Starts With Ideas — Use AI to Build Brands from Scratch

Great logos don’t start with software — they start with strategy. In this class, you’ll learn how to use ChatGPT to brainstorm, structure, and develop high-quality logo ideas based on business values and identity.

This is your shortcut to brand-building using AI. No Illustrator. No templates. Just words, prompts, and creative thinking powered by ChatGPT.

What you’ll walk away with:

  • A logo concept generation system powered entirely by ChatGPT

  • AI techniques to connect visuals with business purpose

  • The ability to craft professional design briefs using AI

  • Confidence to offer logo strategy as a service

This class is perfect for creators, marketers, and entrepreneurs who want creative control without relying on complex design tools.

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Engr. Hussein Attié

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1. Introduction: Times we're trying to create a logo or design anything in general, you go through a mental block where you do have vague ideas, but you have no idea how to wrap it together and create and produce a professional design, such as a logo. In this current powerful class, we're going to utilize artificial intelligence, specifically hat GPT for a brainstorming activity within the design process, where by the end of the actual activity, you'll have a solid idea, a solid concept, a solid brief, and a solid design that you could utilize to build up upon. This is very powerful in terms of the creative journey that many creators tend to go through. You do have the idea, but you have many pieces that you need to actually tie up together. And this current powerful class, going to show you how to utilize Chat GPT in a very strategic fashion to come up with a theme and an idea and then build it up to next level such that you go from one idea to a finalized design in a great powerful sequence. All of these are going to be tackled in this current class. 2. Your Project: Your project for the current class revolves around applying the key lessons taught as part of your creative brainstorming activities for the logo design application in which you're going to actually brainstorm certain themes, certain ideas, certain styles, and apply the key lessons taught in order to go through the journey from ideation all the way to creation, where you go from having an idea and a vague concept to actually creating concrete, solid results that you could present with confidence. After which, you're going to be sharing your results with the rest of the community for feedback. 3. Setting Up ChatGPT For Design Success: Welcome back. Now, as part of the creative ideation process and the brainstorming approach to the design journey that you go through, sometimes you have no idea how to generate the design from the get go because you need some inspiration to build up upon. In other words, you need to brainstorm ideas, visualize some designs, get inspired in order to go about the design process in the best way possible. And CHAD GPT could help you do so. However, in order to get the best results, we need to prime it or set it up for success from the get go. And this is through prompt engineering practices in which we have hATGPT act as a certain role or behave in a certain way to get the job done. So how do you go about this? Simply tell CHAT GPT act as, or you can just simply behave as or you are any variations of such nature, where you are assigning a role to CHAT GPT, act as a brand, strategist. And a professional logo designer. You could combine roles, by the way. That's perfectly fine. Help me come up with creative logo designs for a company that sells products to men aged 20 to 45. So let's say you are a logo designer, a graphics designer or a branding specialist, and you've been assigned to a project, a hypothetical project, and you are going through the brainstorming process, right? You are trying to come up with ideas for the logo for the brand. So this is the starting point where you assign a certain role to chat GPT, and then you are just simply asking for some creative ideas. Help me come up with creative logo designs for a company that sells products to men aged 20 to 40. And that's part of the setting up for CHA GPT. And at this current stage, we need to test the Cha GPT, understand what we're trying to do or not. And once you click Enter, we're expecting Cha GPT to ask some questions, right, to get some feedback and to give us some sort of an insight whether or not it has understood what we're trying to do or not. So take a look at the feedback. Absolutely, let's create a strong versatile logo concept tailored to your target audience, men age 20 to 45, brand positioning, questions. This confirms that actually Chat GPT is acting based on the role. To tailor your logo perfectly, please let me know the brand name, product category, tone, online or retail presence, assumptions for this round, the brand name, industry, the tone, and the sale. So what has it done? Basically, since it has confirmed, I'm trying to get some inspiration or trying to get some ideas, and I don't have something to be working with, right, as part of the brainstorming process. And this is just simply the main theme that I have. So it has asked me for certain requirements for the brand, the brand name, the product category, tone, and online retail presence. These are basic pieces of information that you could have, right, as part of the project encounter. Notice the phrase over here. If you're unsure, I'll offer general concepts now and refine them once you provide these. This shows me that CHA GPT is brainstorming. It's generating concepts. It has gotten the idea. So the assumptions for this round and once you have seen the word round, it means we are going through a cycle of back and forth updates. Let's assume the brand name a Valker industry, men's grooming, and lifestyle products, tone, bold, masculine, premium, and modern. Sales online first, okay? The color palette suggestions, charcoal black, slate gray, crimson red, steel blue, the font direction. The logo style concepts. Excellent. So I'm able to see right now that the initiative is being controlled or directed through the output from CHA GPT, right? I'm able to have some sort of ideas as you go through this as a designer. You're able to see, Okay, these are the color palettes that we could use. This is the fond direction that we could use. The logo style concepts. This is the concept number one, Valcar monogram emblem, then word mark with a twist, then symbol driven logo, shape and iconography moodboard. Then it's actually layering all of the various visual elements that you could have. Then the next step would be, would you like visual mockups of the concepts above or should we proceed with your actual brand name and product category? See how powerful this is. So as part of the creative ideation process, you are actually using the output from CHA GPT right now in order to guide your decision making process to give you some inspiration and to brainstorm ideas. At this current stage, what we have achieved is we have given CHAGPT the generic theme that we have. This could be your own unique project. Then has requested some details, quick clarifications, right? The actual brand name, the product category, the tone, online or retail presence. And then it has assumed, we don't have these. So it has picked up the initiative from ground zero, the brand name, the industry, the sales, the tone, and the color palette suggestions, the fond direction, the logo style concepts, the shape, the iconography, and for the mood board. And then it has suggested the next steps. This is different from from you trying to have Chad GPT, come up with the logos, and you are guiding the process. This is where you're actually setting up them properly in order for Chat GPT to help you through the creative journey. So we have set up the foundation properly. We're able to see that. We are heading in a certain way. We got the color palettes indication, the fond direction, the preferred styles. Now, let's take it one level further to get some visuals in order to develop the brainstorming initiative and the concept ideation approach. 4. Brainstorming With ChatGPT: And welcome back. So now we have set up the foundation where we're actually drawing some inspiration, logo design ideas, some brainstorming activities to help guide our design initiatives. So at this current stage, I'm going to have HATGPT still, I haven't actually provided CHAD GPT with any brand name or product category. The contrary, it's simply having hypothetical designs, concepts, ideas to help support my creative journey. So what I'm going to do right now I'm still not going to provide any brand name or product name, but I'm going to have ChaGPTGive me the visual mockups. Why? To help support the design process once I provide with the actual brand name. So what I'm going to do right now, I'm going to say, create the visual mockups first to have an idea and as part of my brain storming Activity. Here we go. So till this current stage, we are not adding any brand input from our side, no brand identity, no brand name, whatever it is. But we're drawing some inspiration based on a generic theme from Chad GPT, which we are going then to use to help us integrate this and align it with the brand that we have. So here, what we have is we said, create the visual mockups first to have an idea and as part of my brainstorming activity. And what I'm trying to obtain the actual font direction, the color palette suggestions, it has assumed the brand name, the industry, and tone, but I'm using this for reference solely. Take a look at this. Now, this is based on the suggestions from Cha GPT, the actual logo, the topography, the color scheme, and the color palette, for the suggested name Valcar brand. And if you take a look at the logos, all of them, they are very solid and in line with the theme, right? So this will help me get some inspiration. Well, I like this logo or this logo, what I would like to modify, what I would like to change, all of these things, I can just simply use them as part of my brainstorming activities. So I'm going to take it one level further. I'm going to say, provide a visual for the color palette. Also. So I got me some logo ideas, right? Based on the theme that I have, it could be unique for your own project without any input for the brand details from my end. So I was able to get some samples for the logos as part of the brainstorming activity. Then I'm going to have the color palette as part of the brainstorming activity, and then I'm going to ask you for the actual topography, the fonts as part of my brainstorming activity. And then you're able to print these, by the way, you can just simply add them to your mood board to help you come up with the end result based on your own preference, instead of just simply using the output as is from HGPT. Like I've mentioned, the purpose of this current class is simply to help you use JAGPT for inspiration purposes, where we started off by having a very basic theme which is within your reach, by the way, if you're work in a project, you have these details. At least, you have the brand name, what is the product or the tone. This is the basic requirement, and yet I did not provide this to HGPT and we are still able to get the results that we would like to get. Let's take a look at the visuals for the color palettes. Here you go. The actual color name and the hex code, we're able to see them. And then I'm going to simply add also to list also the topography, provide the visual for the topography as well. Here we go. So now Chad GPT is going to provide me with the list the list for the typography fonts. So I have the logos. I got me the color palette, and I'm getting the topography. All of these are very valuable resources for any designer working on logo design project, graphic design project to get some inspiration from, right? Here we go. Take a look at the fonts. And by the way, when I'm taking a look at the fonts, every single name is based on the actual font itself. So Anton, Oswald, Tellum Web, Bebas New, for example, these are the actual topography font names and how they look like. In case, for example, like myself, if you say times Roman, I have no idea how it looks like based on the name. I need to see it in order to understand it. So basically, this is the current case. You're able to align the name with the actual font itself. So we have achieved important checkpoints, the topography, the color palettes, some logo samples. Now, at this current stage, I'm ready to infuse my own brand identity. Since I have developed some inspiration, I'm able to add my own brand name, and I'm going to add my own visual theme, and then I'm going to skew the design output based on that. 5. Branding Aligned Output: Welcome back. So now, since we have went through the ideation process, the brainstorming activity to get some concept ideas for our logo and as part of our design initiative, now we are ready to actually take what we have gotten so far and then fuse in the brand that we're having. So how do you go about this? I'm going to just simply have HAGPT incorporate the brand identity that I have in order to mesh it with what we have done so far. I'm going to say, now we are ready to add my brand identity, including name, product category, and to proceed with the design based on the previous Concept. If you would like to proceed with the same concept, up to you, or you can just simply take whatever you have gotten so far and build up on this. Now let's take a look at this. Brand identity, here we go. Please fill in the following so we can proceed with precision. That has added the word precision to get you the best output based on the current brand that you're having. Brand identity, the brand name, part category, target audience, brand tone and personality, sales channel, online only, any visual elements you want to include or avoid. Now, example, animal symbols, shields, initials, abstract icons. You have noticed is it's actually adding elements that work with your current brand. Why? Because you went through the ideation process. So it understood what you're trying to achieve. And then based on the brand identity that you're adding right now, the input that you're adding, it's able to map it to it in the best way possible. So once I have these, I'll customize the logo with your brand name, align visuals with your product category, generate a refined logo set, packaging label ready visuals and social branding mockups, if needed, it's taking it one level further. That's very powerful. So I'm going to answer these briefly. I'm going to use a very hypothetical name, for example, brand name, brand name is Hawk Then product category is going to be, for example, let's say, pick whatever it is that you'd like to pick for demonstration purposes, supplements, that's one. Then I'm going to go for Target audience, Stillman age 20 to 40 urban athletes professionals. Let's say, 20 to 40 to 45 professionals. Then brand tone and personality, bold Edge, and Alpha, minimal premium and sleek, rugged outdoor Zia, whatever it is, it's up to you. Just pick whatever it is. I'm going to go for minimal premium and sleek. Here we go. Then I'm going to make sure that I'm able to incorporate as much detail as possible at this current stage in line with the brand. Say it's channel online only, actually online and offline for sales. Retail packaging as well, any visual elements you want to include or avoid animal symbol, shields initials, abstract include symbols that are great to have in line with the brand. So I'm leaving Chad GPT to make up some selections based on my preferences at this current stage. If you have noticed, the process that we're going through starts with project in brainstorming and ideation without any addition from my side, I'm not adding any details other than a concept that I have in mind. And based on the output that I'm getting from Chad GPT right now, I was able to get inspired by the color fonts, by the color palette, whatever it is. And this applies to your own unique case, by the way. And then I was able to add the brand that I'm currently working with or the brand name that I was inspired to create as part of the brainstorming process. So if you notice over here right now, CHA GPT has incorporated the brand name and identity that I have provided over here as part of the prompt. Now, it has modified the logo. It's brainstorming at this current stage, the brand aligned logo, for example, which is HAC at this current stage, which is very powerful. So I was able to get a very powerful logo on the spot. Now I'm going to proceed with the color palette and typography. Here we go. So now I'm going to align my logo with my design brand, with the design of the brand and the color palette as well, and the typography. So that way, now you have jumped from the brainstorming process to the actual alignment with the brand, right? So I'm aligning everything with the brand right now. So now we're going to be taking it one level further once we have gotten the visuals based on the brand alignment. I'm going to have Chat GPT at this current stage to generate a list of words or keywords or phrases which best describe this brand, as part of the branding initiative, as part of the brand voice and the brand identity, I need to use slogans, I need to use some marketing material, I need to use some display, visuals, everything needs words in that case, right? So I'm going to ask Chad GPT to take your Wil level further. I'm literally showing you how to go through the brainstorming process for every single element of the design process as a whole, from the idea all the way to actual concrete material. So if you notice over here, now we got ourselves the actual color, the name and the location, where to use a primary background, strength, modern luxury, slate green, crimson red, steel, blue, where to use the color and what does it represent? Excellent. So we got the color palettes, right? And I need to add the visual for the topography, because it has assumed that what I was looking for is the topography description for the color with the color palette and typography. So that's why it has listed the description of the for the color palette elements. So now I'm going to have the visual for the topography by itself. So I do have some solid material to work with the color palettes, the logo samples, and the actual topography. Now I'm going to add the keywords. Based on the brand suggested from my end, what are some of the best now, if you notice over here, take a look at the output that we're getting from Chad GPT to present the topography, right? Excellent. Perfect. We get Anton, Sant Cerf, every single one of them, by the way, includes the name and how it looks like, right? Every single one of them is represented by the name and how it looks like. This is very powerful because this will help you get some visual representation for the actual numbers and the letters based on the typography. For example, if you click on Antons and serf, here you go HC supplements and then the letters and the numbers and how they look like based on these selections in terms of the fonts. Now, let's proceed with the keywords that we need to use as part of our a brand messaging as part of our logo design or whatever initiative. Based on the brands suggested from my end, what are some of the best ten keywords that represent the brand personality and identity? Go. So these are some actual keywords that you could use as part of the website, as part of the marketing material, as part of the logo itself, your slogans. So top ten brand keywords, power, precision, discipline, focus, confidence, modern elite, minimal, strength, endurance. These are some important words that you could use. Why? To help you build up your brand tag line, ad copy, packaging slogan, as well as the actual logo. So this is part of the creative journey as part of the ideation process for your logo, and for your branding as a whole. Now let's take it one level further. Instead of having the words, what about the visual icons, symbols, objects that represent the values and the concept of my brand? So I'm trying to think about some icons, visuals, graphics that I can use as part of my logo as part of my design initiative. So I'm able to incorporate this to fuse them that way, I have a clear idea how to go about building from this point onwards. I create my logo. Great. I'm able to develop ideas for my design. Great. Brand, excellent. Topography. Perfect. So I'm able to proceed further and further with my logo design and with my branding initiative as a whole. So if you take a look at the output, icons, symbols and objects that represent your brand values, Hawk and the falcon symbol, wings, target, blue eye icon, geometric, hexagon shape, lighting bolt simplified, mountain peak icon. It is providing me with some powerful icons that align with my theme, with my brand, with my logo, with the identity of the brand as a whole. Their presentation and where to use them or how to use them. That's very powerful. So how about now in addition to the visual tips, by the way, stick to monoline, geometric or semi abstract stuff or icons, use tone on tone overlays, keep icons supporting, not overpowering. It's showing you how to use these, by the way. So I'm going to take it one level further. I'm still assuming that. I need some brainstorming support or some branding, idation support, in that case. I'm taking it one level further. Create a visual representation for some of these symbols and icons. Assuming that you're not going to invest any effort whatsoever in your creative journey, you're just simply trying to get all the output possible. From artificial intelligence, this is the way to go about this. So I'm going to have Chat GPT at this current stage, create a visual representation for some of these symbols and some of these icons. That way, I'm building my logo, I'm building my branding at the same time because at the end of the day, a logo is part of a brand. So the entire message and the identity should be quite cohesive in this current case or in any case, that you're trying to incorporate some sort of branding, marketing, graphic design or logo design initiative, you need to have that cohesive systematic approach. Take a look at this apotV powerful, very aligned with our requirements. These include the symbols and the icons that match the brand that we have proposed and suggested. And it has given me actually the basic representation text based representation previously. And now, this is the visual based representation. I'm able to see all of the icons that I could use. I could fuse them as part of my logo, or I can just simply use them as part of branding, marketing, whatever it is that you would like to proceed with. So at this current stage, you have gotten a lot of sources of inspiration for your branding and for your logo design, and for your graphic design, and for the marketing material, all of them within the same technical approach. We've used our brand identity, generating the logo, the palettes, the typography, right, the icons. That way we have a full on comprehensive list of comprehensive materials and creative resources that we can use as part of our brainstorming activities for logo designs in addition to branding as a whole. Now, let's take it one level further. Since we're doing this at a professional level, we need to actually create the creative briefs, right? If we're presenting this to a client or to a project that we're working on, we need to present this in the best professional way possible. I'm going to show you how to do this up next. 6. Logo Design Creative Briefs: And welcome back. So now we are ready to actually compile our design brief or basically our creative briefs. If you are providing this at a professional level, let's say, for a client or a project that you're working on, they're going to be asking you for your creative briefs, for example, which includes all the details about the logo, the conceptualization, the idea, the theme, and all of the important details which are driving the decision making process. So how do we go about this? We're going to be picking up where we have left off. We've already included the color palettes, the logos, the icons. We've added the topography and the visual representation for each. Now we're going to actually compile everything into the logo brief as well as the design briefs. I'm going to say, create the logo brief. And the concept brief for the above brand, which is the one that we have finalized and the one we have already integrated based on the brainstorming process. The approach in this current class was basically we are going to brainstorm, get some inspiration, then diffuse our brand identity in order to build up onto this and to get some output based on the brainstorming and the conceptualization initiative. Take a look at the app over here. This is the logo brief. This is the brand name, the industry, the target audience, the brand personality, the tone and style, the logo type combination mark, word mark, plus icon, design goals, capture power focus and performance, hoc symbolism, appeal to modern masculine audience with that cliche fitness imagery, ensure eligibility and adaptability across supplement labels, website, merchandise, and mobile. It's actually sharing powerful branding applications which align with the logo design as well. Preferred elements. These are the ones which we have created, the icons, the symbols, as well as the logos, in addition to the color palette. So this is basically the logo brief. What was the idea behind your logo and how you develop the logo, and simply you can just simply download the logo design that we have created before, for example, the one over here, in addition to the logo brief as part of the official documentation that you're going to be creating. Then you transition to the concept brief. So the visual identity concept, Hawk is a performance first lifestyle brand that stands for strength, focus, and upward transformation. Drawing on the primal sharpness and grace of the hawk, the visual identity is constructed around clean, geometry and a commanding presence, the icon, the topography, as well as the nature and the category of the product. Then you add in the symbolic layers based on the symbols that we have generated previously, the ones over here, and you got yourself, your concept brief. This is very, very powerful. Why? Because now I'm able to create my logo, then fuse it with my branding, create my logo briefs, create my design briefs, and guess what? I can just simply say, create this as a downloadable PDF. Okay. PDF to be provided to either your client, to your company, your manager, whatever it is. It's up to you to pick up the application. Provided to a client. Here we go. And click Endrew. This will transform the concept brief and the logo brief into a downloadable PDF. It will analyze all of these details. And then you can just simply click on the document to be downloaded. As for the images, by the way, you can just simply click on any icon and image over here and you can tap on Save to be able to save it to your computer, for example, if you are not familiar with that. This is just simply an extra tip to help you with the process of collecting all of these concepts, visuals, logos, designs, palettes. That way, you're able to build up your own a mood board or portfolio. Here we go. So you got the design brief, the Hog logo, and the concept design brief. And once you click on this, this will download the document, and then you have the ability to open the document as a PDF, Huk logo, including all of the details that you could use as part of the concept. By the way, this is basic text PDF. You need to actually copy and paste these into your own template or into your own design template. That way, it's more presentable. But you can just simply take the content as is, copy it and paste it directly into that document because it's part of the PDF over here. At this current stage in this current lesson, you were able to create your creative briefs for the logo as well as the concept as a whole and to download it as a PDF. That way you went from brainstorming an idea having a full on logo as well as a brand identity with some work that you could present, whether for your own personal projects or for your own clients or for your own company growth, as part of your career growth as a branding strategist or as a logo designer or graphics designer, which is something that you could use at a professional level as well. 7. Wrapping Up: What do you think? I truly hope that you found the class helpful. If it helped you understand how powerful it is to utilize artificial intelligence as part of your creative journey, then it's a job well done, and I look forward to receiving your feedback on the current class and make sure that you follow my profile for the latest releases and updates. I'll see you in the next class.