My first serious attempt for an official logo for myself.

The point was something simple, modern, without bells and whistles but still appealing, something that can be recognized

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Edited April 5, 20169 yr by lisabe96

Looks great, really simple more like flat design. : )

Although the S has some jagged edges :P

Looks great, really simple more like flat design. : )

Although the S has some jagged edges

 

Yeah that became visible when coloring it, it was white first.

I'll work it away later :p

Yeah that became visible when coloring it, it was white first.

I'll work it away later

You could use color overlay in blending options if you use photoshop, then there wouldn't be coloring problems :P

You could use color overlay in blending options if you use photoshop, then there wouldn't be coloring problems

 

That's exactly what I used actually but the letters are not done with a font but by hand and shapes, and my 'S' was a little bit off on the edges making it like this after shades and coloring. I'll fix it up ^soon ^^

Edited April 5, 20169 yr by lisabe96

Design looks really clean! However I'm not so keen on the colour. It may just be a personal thing, but the colour seems very de-saturated and somewhat... 'murky'? not sure. My graphics abilities are very limited!!!

 

~apa

Add a bevel or some sort of text border around the letters.

My first serious attempt for an official logo for myself.

The point was something simple, modern, without bells and whistles but still appealing, something that can be recognized

Feedback?

 

Looks good! Like in a way it's simple and pretty at the same time (you know, like not too detailed in a way it overwhelms your eyes.. ehe)

Dank, incoming designer rank ;)

Add a bevel or some sort of text border around the letters.

 

That would kinda ruin the flat design I'm fairly sure

Add a bevel or some sort of text border around the letters.

Sure, and why not add an outer glow, pattern, drop shadow and a gradient overlay while we're at it.

Pls no... Don't ruin the flat design style.

 

@OP, seems like you stretched the font quite a bit. I suggest using vectors in Illustrator or Photoshop when creating flat logos, this will also keep the quality intact when you want to scale stuff and avoid a lot of sloppy edges.

Sure, and why not add an outer glow, pattern, drop shadow and a gradient overlay while we're at it.

Pls no... Don't ruin the flat design style.

 

@OP, seems like you stretched the font quite a bit. I suggest using vectors in Illustrator or Photoshop when creating flat logos, this will also keep the quality intact when you want to scale stuff and avoid a lot of sloppy edges.

 

It's not a font, it's shapes and freehanded

It's not a font, it's shapes and freehanded

Oh right, well I still recommend vectoring it next time.

Looks neat, would make it smaller overall though.