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Jeff Fisher

 

PO Box 17155
Portland, OR 97217
USA

 
www.jfisherlogomotives.com

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Jeff Fisher LogoMotives
Jeff Fisher LogoMotives engineers innovative graphic identity solutions in helping businesses and organizations to get, and stay, on the right track.

Jeff Fisher, author of the book 'Identity Crisis!: 50 redesigns that transformed stale identities into successful brands,' is the Engineer of Creative Identity for Jeff Fisher LogoMotives.

He has received over 600 regional, national and international design awards for his logo and corporate identity efforts. His work is featured in over 130 books about logos, the business of graphic design, and small business marketing.

The designer writes about identity design (and other topics) on a regular basis at bLog-oMotives and his book blog Identity Crisis!. In addition, Fisher also occasionally writes for HOW Magazine, and wide variety of print and online resources, as well as speaking about the design profession to high school classes, college students, and international design industry events.

His first book, "Savvy Designer's Guide to Success" was released by HOW Design Books in 2004. He is currently writing the book "Logo Type: 200 Best Typographic Logos from Around the World Explained," with a scheduled release of late 2010.

He lives in Portland, OR with his partner of 20+ years, Ed Cunningham. He works from his home-based studio - or from wherever he and his PowerBook may be at any given time.

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Experience:
Engineer of Creative Identity Jeff Fisher LogoMotives present

Recognition:
American Advertising & Design 25 2010
Basic Logos (Index Book - Spain) 2010
For A Good Cause: Solidarity Design (Index Book-Spain) 2010
Designing for the Greater Good 2010
Logoliscious 2010
LogoLounge: Master Library, Volume 2 2010
People to Watch in 2009 - Graphic Design USA 2009
Relaxing Graphics (PIE Books - Japan) 2009
Letterhead and Business Cards (Zeixs - Germany) 2009
Works in Progress (PIE Books-Japan) 2009
Meishi (ICO - Japan) 2009
Killed Ideas, Volume 1 2009
Typeface: Classic Typography for Contemporary Design 2009
Celebration Graphics Sourcebook 2009
Letterhead and Logo Design 11 2009
Retro Style Graphics 2009
LogoLounge Master Library, Volume 1 2009
American Graphic Design Award 2008
StartupNation Home-Based 100 2008
100’s Visual Logos & Letterheads - 26 logos selected 2008
LogoLounge - Volume 4 2008
Design for Special Events (Rockport Publishers) 2008
Summit Creative Awards, Silver 2008
Really Good Logos, Explained 2008
American Graphic Design Awards - 3 logos recognized 2007

Education:
Interdisciplinary Studies, Journalism/Advertising - Art History, University of Oregon, 1980

Professional Affiliations:
Art Institute of Portland Advisory Council
Creative Latitude Management Team
HOW Design Conference Advisory Council
HOW Magazine Board of Advisors
NO!SPEC
UCDA Designer Magazine Editorial Advisory Board

Motto:
"It’s better to be a smart-ass than a dumb-ass." and/or "It’s not that I don’t play well with others; I just want to choose where, when and with whom I play."

Advice for students about to graduate:
"When the door of your school hits you in the ass, as you walk out of it for the last time with your degree in hand, your design education will truly begin."

Designers you admire:
Milton Glaser, Saul Bass, Paul Rand, Louise Fili, Seymour Chwast, Rick Tharp, Nigel Holmes, Michael Schwab, Terry Marks, Sayles Graphic Design, Art Chantry, Chermayeff & Geismar, Ann Willoughby, Jack Anderson

Favorite books on design or business:
"Graphic Design," by Milton Glaser showed a 1974 high school senior that what he wanted to be "when he grew up" had a name and that someone could actually make a living doing it.