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Great work! Iām a graphic designer specializing in creative and modern designs. Looking forward to connecting with other creatives here! š
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I've put together, in a pinch, a collection of crab and lobster logo explorations focused on clean geometry, bold silhouettes, and playful coastal character. The marks are designed to work across branding, packaging, restaurants, seafood products, and maritime-inspired identities while remaining simple, scalable, and memorable.
Available for freelance projects and brand identity work.
the crab ones are great
āØ Which design do you like the most?
Weāve created two versions of the same yoga post ā now itās your turn to choose! š§āāļøšæ
01 or 02?
Drop your pick in the comments š
15 voted
88%
2 voted
12%
17 votes
Closed
I didn't vote, but if I had to choose, I'd go with Option 2 for the typography and overall design. I do, however, prefer the full-frame photograph in Option 1. The border around the photograph in Option 2 slightly compresses the model's gaze and makes the image feel a little more confined.
Iāve been wanting to create something that feels as unapologetic as a good cup of coffee ā so, meet No Filter. āļø
A coffee brand built around personality, simplicity, and doing things without unnecessary filters. From the visual identity to the cups, merchandise, and social visuals, I wanted every touchpoint to feel bold, recognizable, and a little bit unexpected.
The goal was simple: create a brand that doesnāt just serve coffee, but has its own point of view.
So hereās No Filter Coffee ā a branding concept I had way too much fun bringing to life. šæš¤
No overthinking. No unnecessary extras.
Just coffee, as it is. No Filter.
