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This is so that they can be eas­i­ly manip­u­lat­ed and scaled to suit dif­fer­ent appli­ca­tions like web, print, etc.

Pro­fes­sion­al design­ers will tell you that logos should be designed as vec­tor graph­ics, not as raster images like with. I know it’s not that good-look­ing, but hey, I’m an amateur! Inkscape Using its sup­port for lay­ers, unlim­it­ed undo, some spe­cial effects, and some great tuto­ri­als in their forum, this is what I came up with: Check the screen­shots here for a sam­ple of what it can do. Packed in a tiny 1.6 MB pack­age, this is tru­ly great soft­ware con­sid­er­ing that it is com­plete­ly free­ware. is some­times posi­tioned as a free and bet­ter replace­ment to built-in Win­dows Paint­brush, but it is real­ly some­thing like Pho­to­shop Lite. It was a per­fect oppor­tu­ni­ty for me to scour the graph­ic design appli­ca­tion land­scape on Win­dows for ama­teurs like me ( or like myself?). Hence when my wife endeav­ored to set up a busi­ness part­ner­ship for a cor­po­rate psy­cho­log­i­cal train­ing ser­vice firm, I endeav­ored to design their logo. I am not a graph­ic design­er and do not have the ded­i­ca­tion required to learn com­plex graph­ic appli­ca­tions like Adobe Pho­to­shop or Illus­tra­tor.