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Which logo is best for the brand personality, Timeless, Ethic and Luxury.
Which logo would you trust with a Rs 500,000 diamond purchase?
I redesigned a luxury diamond brand's logo
Their jewellery is world class. GIA certified. Sold across two continents.
Their logo did not know that.
So I built them one that does.
Two interlocked D's in a classic...
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Trying out two symbols for this identity.
The type and colors stay the same, but the feel changes.
Which one would you go with?
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Converge is great but Spotlight feels an updated macdonalds logo ❤️
Great job Gabriel 🎉🎉🔥🔥
Which N works better? 🗳️
Worked on a logo for Nelcos, a Canadian company that refinishes interiors with architectural film instead of replacing them.
The idea: an unrolled roll of film that turns into the letter N.
The green is there to highlight eco-friendliness: less demolition, less waste.
Two directions for the symbol:
A: rectangular, compact
B: hexagonal, more dynamic
Vote and tell me why in the comments 👇
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Love the concept! The rectangular N feels more architectural and stable, which fits interiors. Hexagonal feels too techy. The unrolled film idea is brilliant - green for eco is perfect. I'd vote rectangular for this brand. Great work! 👏
Badge Placement: Consistency or Visual Balance?
Even a small indicator can change how the entire interface feels
Adaptive Position
The badge placement changes depending on the icon’s shape and available space. The result feels more visually balanced but requires individual adjustments.
Fixed Position
The badge always appears in the top-right corner. This creates a consistent and predictable system, but on some icons it may feel disconnected or awkwardly placed.
What matters more in a design system: consistency or optical balance?
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Fixed for me. In a system, people learn where to look. I'd tweak the odd icons before breaking the rule.