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Hosted by Lora Starling · EN · 11 episodes
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Logos are powerful. Successful brands get what they want by employing them in clever ways. But there are other effective methods of using logos to create our future and these are available to us all. This series of podcasts will discuss how you can learn to choose and use the values of the three essential elements in logo design that have been driven future transformations for thousands of years to design your own future success.
Lora Starling hosts Starling’s Murmurs, a business show with 11 episodes published.
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The tables are turned and Annie Pearon is interviewing me! In this podcast, Annie asks me about logos and I talk to her about starlings, leadership, what I got up to during Covid and how it’s time we each expressed our o
When we stop looking outside to find our meaning and purpose and learn to start looking deep inside ourselves, we can discover our true purpose. In this podcast, I explain how, from sourcing inside ourselves, we can expr
Words are one of the main building blocks of logos. Louise is a multi award winning marketer who names brands and wrote the global hit ‘Word Glue – find your million dollar brand name’. In this podcast, I chat with Louis
I was intrigued by a conversation that I overheard at an event that I was attending. The subject was a guy who was telling people about how he believed that we could potentize water with a symbol. Hence I started to writ
Branding and logos have changed our world and we can each use the same tool to create the world we want to see. How do our minds and emotions connect to quantum thoughts to supercharge our deepest intention? In this podc
When we start to design a logo, it’s really important to know a little bit about the elements, because they’re the fundamental building blocks of the logo. In this podcast, I look at how the choice, intention and positio
When we start to design a logo, it’s really important to know a little bit about the elements, because they’re the fundamental building blocks of the logo. In this podcast, I discuss how colour, font, words and symbols i
I’ve always been a graphic designer and I’ve worked with some of the really great design groups in London. Then I started my own career and got to that stage, which so many of us do, when we start thinking ‘is this all t
Logos are much more than identifying an organisation or a brand, and it is much more than a visual image. I believe that logos have an inherent value to them. There’s something that one can say has a mind, body and spiri
Logos are more powerful than we think. They can reach us beyond the physical by sparking our emotions, our major decision takers, and even their presence could reach us beyond our conscious awareness.
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Starling’s Murmurs is hosted by Lora Starling. The show is categorised under business and has published 11 episodes.
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