logo promo pics?

[zoran]

When a company logo is designed, during the logo presentation, the designer will show a few pics of how the logo can work with images. These pics will help to enrichen the logo's uses. Is there a name for such pics? Could they be called something like PromoPics?

 

[hg.wells]

Not really just logo mock-ups.

 

[zoran]

Hmm, thanks but im not sure that "logo mockups" is what im looking for. That sounds kinda generic, i think what im looking for is a more specific name to such mockups.

 

[hg.wells]

You can call it whatever you like, it’s just logo examples, mock-ups, proof of concepts. No official name for it.

 

[hg.wells]

You can call it whatever you like, it’s just logo examples, mock-ups, proof of concepts.

Also if you’re showing logos to customers they are not going to remember what you called it. The logo is what they are interested in. 😊

 

[maflynn]

I've seen the terms mock ups, proof of concepts, work in progress.

 

[dmccloud]

Hmm, thanks but im not sure that "logo mockups" is what im looking for. That sounds kinda generic, i think what im looking for is a more specific name to such mockups.

"mockups", "proof of concept", "work in progress", even "samples" tend to be the most-used phrases in these scenarios, so I'm not sure what you mean by a 'less generic' term. Any specific name would be unique to that particular scenario, so there really isn't any widespread term of specificity...

 

[zoran]

Maybe im not describing correctly what im looking for.
As you can see, the logo is finished. What i wanted was a name for the whole graphic in which the logo participates in. I guess it wouldn't be called "logo mockup" or "logo concept" because those two names just describe logo variations. What i want, is to describe the grafx variations that the logo participates in.
But i guess if we are ending to the same options, lets drop it, cause im tiring you over this.
I apreciate your help guys ;-)

 

[Herbert123]

"Brand Identity Presentation" ?

 

[zoran]

Guys, i think the title "Proof of Concept" is what i need. You were right all along... its what i wanted to show and that would be that the proposed design solution is practically feasible