Is It Time For A Logo Refresh?

If your company has been around for some time, it’s important to evaluate your logo to see if it is working in the favour of your business.


Giving your business logo a little nip and tuck should always be a business-driven decision, and not because you’ve gotten tired of looking at it. It’s not always necessary to undergo a total rebranding.

Some common deciding factors for a logo refresh:

  • Microsoft Word just doesn’t cut it. Your logo design was a DIY job and it’s time for a more polished, professional look.
  • Unintentionally ‘retro’. Your logo is starting to look dated and tired, and we’re not talking about ‘hipster vintage’.
  • Less is more. Your logo is complicated and needs to be simplified in order to stand out.
  • Trend-setting, not trend-following. Your logo followed a design trend, and now that trend is dead.
  • Identity crisis. Your logo doesn’t represent the evolution of your business.



Many of our clients opt to keep selected visual elements of their original identities to maintain a visual continuation and facilitate a smoother transition. Sometimes, it is for sentimental reasons as well. Here are samples of logo refresh projects we’ve brewed:

 EXIM Manufacturing Enterprise

Quric Construction

Logo refreshes are a quick and efficient way to give a new boost of energy to your business brand. There are many angles to approach the update, such as a new colour palette, a more suitable and scalable font family, or modernising an existing symbol or icon.

So it’s time to have a look at your own logo, and decide if it needs a ‘facelift’. If you’re having trouble deciding, feel free to seek our professional opinion, or tweet us!

Visit Brew Creative page to find out more about Vicki Lew's work.



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Vicki Lew

Vicki Lew Firestarter & Co-Founder of Brew Creative Pte Ltd. A self-taught web designer, Vicki first discovered her knack for design during the course of her film studies at Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Eventually, she packed her bags and moved to Melbourne, Australia to pursue her BA in Multimedia Design at the National School of Design, Swinburne University of Technology. A chance meeting at a networking session saw Vicki working collaboratively with a graphic designer named Gobbs Lim. As the saying goes, two heads are better than one - in 2009, they decided to put all their left and right brains together and started a partnership called Brew Creative Pte Ltd. Vicki has handled projects for businesses of all sizes and industries, but her soft spot is working with start-ups and SMEs. She can often be found breaking out the cheerleading pom-poms to support and encourage her friends to follow their entrepreneurial dreams. In her spare time, Vicki enjoys exploring new cuisines, putting together a home-cooked meal, nerding out at the museum, getting crafty or sipping her favourite craft beers.

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