Quick Typographic Feedback on Two Wordmark Directions

Quick Typographic Feedback on Two Wordmark DirectionsQuick Typographic Feedback on Two Wordmark Directions

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Dumitru Gornet

pro

• Oct 20

Hey everyone! 👋 Working on two wordmark directions for a client and would love a quick typographic gut check from fellow designers. Which of these two options feels more readable to you? Drop your vote and let me know your thoughts below. Thanks

Logo Design Typography Brand Design

8 voted

73%

3 voted

27%

11 votes

Closed

Sagar Nawaz

• Oct 20

Hey Dumitru! 👋 Great exploration! The first option (nth) has super strong character - that custom n with the curved stem + connected sth ligature feels very bold and editorial. For readability though, the sth connection is a bit tight at small sizes - might read as "rth" at...

Fatima Akbar

• Oct 20

One

Mostafa Moamen

• Oct 20

Two is unique great job Dumitru🎉🎉🔥🔥

Rafee Alam

pro

• Oct 21

Went with one. The letters read clearer at a glance, and the second one makes me pause on the r.

Mariya Vasileva

pro

• Oct 17

Same design. Which palette? 👀

You picked your favorite preview last time. This time, I’m putting the colors to the vote.

One body-care packaging concept, with the same typography and composition:

A · Rose Cream, Strawberry Sorbet + Plum Jelly B · Lime Mousse, Coconut Cream + Plum Jelly

Which would you choose and what does it make you feel about the brand?

Both palettes use colors and matching ingredient textures from DCS 654, my library of 654 dessert-inspired colors.

Take a closer look: dcs.mariya.design

Figma Brand Design colors

7 voted

44%

9 voted

56%

16 votes

Closed

Mostafa Moamen

• Oct 17

B is absolutely stunning 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Great job Mariya❤️

Révolté

pro

• Oct 17

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Which object earns your shelf? Reply below.

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Mufaddal Aurangabadi

• Oct 17

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