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Can AI create a professional-looking logo?
I tried to create a logo concept for a pistachio spread brand using Recraft Logo Maker.
After answering a few questions about the brand and going through several variations, I finally landed on a logo that felt right and captured the fun, fresh personality I had in mind.
But I didn't want to stop at just the logo.
I took it a step further by exploring how the identity could come to life through product packaging and a branded mailer box.
A quick process video is included in the comments.
What do you think?
Good work!
That dark green wordmark really pops against the pistachio yellow. I like how it can carry the whole mailer lid while the jar label has room for the little illustrations.
i feel like it lacks something. The logo itself isnt really the problem, its really cute. But if you want the whole identity to work, you have to create a brand world:)
Surprisingly good! I love that there's back and forth between the model and your ideas. The initial mockups were quite standard, but I think you elevated it in the end!
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