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:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/85/85750/attachment_85750202 "In designing the Gene Moty logo, I have tried to maintain a dynamic balance between descriptive and abstract (keeping in view, as inspiration, the artist’s work), between drawing inspiration from the atmosphere of Secession art and, at the same time, pairing it with a contemporary, present character, between empty and filled space, between bold and subtle, between creative energy and structure. The monogram (an independent sign, that can be used by itself, alone, and still maintain the specific character and the recognisciability of the logo and of what it represents) is constructed from the (visually interpreted) letters of this brand’s name - G. Moty – interconnected and intersecting so that they form together an abstract sign, that both hides them in itself and reveals them, dependently on how someone looks at it.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/83/83573/attachment_83573283 "This BeFun BeKind logo concept explores the playful and warm character of this organization, both through the mark and the font used here. The image of the bee, placed in the center of the logo, represents the connection, the binding between the written elements and between these elements and itself, thus giving the whole – the logo – a unitary character and reflecting community through relationships between people. I tried to illustrate here the flexibility and adaptability of the logo by showing it in two distinct possible ways of presentation (with the bee in full color and, alternatively, only in line and highlighted by a textured drop of color), illustrating at the same time how the logo’s personal, distinctive character is preserved beyond the possible ways of its usage.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/84/84152/attachment_84152727 "Logo for a swiss events planning company with a focus on the bass music scene; I used as a starting point its name, Haas Events, that can be used in a word play (in german \"hase\" - the prononciation is the same with the one for \"haas\" - means \"hare\", hence the rabbit). It’s a powerful, bold image with a drop of aggresivness. The mark representing the head of a rabbit suggests robotic, tech, yet expressive, detailed, but clear and visible; the ears are represented with modulated, expressive lines, in contrast to the geometric feel of the rest of the head. The rabbit’s eye that is here represented in the form of a speaker, in order to connect the image (the logo) to the activity of the company. I chose the font so that it forms a whole with the mark, a balanced composition that looks like a distinctive (visual) entity")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/87/87567/attachment_87567645 "Through the hand depicted in the logo mark, I tried to give the whole image expressivity and dynamicity and, at the same time, reflect the meaning behind the slam term that stands at the basis of the brand’s name; to this end, I represented the hand holding a tea cup with the pinky extended, in an assertive gesture that seems to enforce the words, almost repeating them in an unspoken language, while keeping a fun atmosphere to it through the contrast between the proportions of the hand (and its categorical gesture) and the (by comparisson) small cup, but also through the gesture itself, that gives up its usual propriety here. I chose the font so that it too is in consonance with the bold and fun character of the brand and also with the logo mark, in order for the text and the image to form together a unitary whole and a balanced composition; it is a hanwritten font, expressive, yet perfectly readable even from a distance.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/83/83318/attachment_83318934 "Logo for a company delivering chocolate dipped strawberries with different types of swirls and toppings. In working on this design, I tried to focus on obtaining a bold image, with a modulated, expressive outline and powerful, appealing, eye-catching colors. I tried to follow closely the indications given by the client, while imbuing the design with a profoundly personal character; to this end, I tried to focus on some details, while at the same time keeping a simple, clear overall feel. The font used here is elegant, with a hint of playfulness, with a flowing line and clear and easy to read. I also tried to put the two elements composing this design – image and text – in an organic relationship, making them communicate to each other and forming a single imagistic unit.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/83/83822/attachment_83822391 "Given that EduNinja is meant to be a visual identity that should represent a teacher’s progressive, fresh approach to education, that this brand should reflect a focus on both the physical and mental balance of students and that its target audience is represented by both students and their parents, I have tried to concentrate wittiness and dynamicity, but also balance in this design and a modern and bold, yet playful character that should be appealing to kindergarten kids, high school kids, parents and all age categories in between them. I chose to use a limited, yet bold color palette and focus on the expressivity of the lines so that the design wouldn’t look crowded and in order to give it visual clarity. The font has been selected so that the text is an integrated part of the imagery and thus be expressive, yet not compete with the visual mark, but rather form a single unit with it.")
:format(webp)/99designs-contests-attachments/84/84328/attachment_84328649 "In designing and creating the BooBaaLoo logo, I tried to keep in mind and express the fun and fresh character of this company and to represent to the most its activity. Given that this brand is dedicated to kids, I kept my focus on designing a playful and full of imagination logo and thus I chose not to oversimplify the mark – the toy bunny – but try to stimulate imagination throug it (being a rather complex image, it tells a story without words), while keeping it readable at a small scale, so that it works as a visual identity in a variety of contexts. The font I used is playful, yet clean and clear and interacts here with the visual mark through color to form with it a unitary whole, making it a visual element as well.")
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"Very pleased with design for our new T-Shirt design. Will work with AdinAB in the future for more"
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