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A few marks from the vault.
Most of my logo work has lived in the background for years : ghost-produced, uncredited, and deeply formative. This is a rare moment where I get to say: these are mine.
On to the next one.
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Stock photos, but make them ACTUALLY interesting. 👀
A couple of years ago I came across Death to Stock and today, they have launched their DTS Booster Packs: free creative drops delivered by email, packed with visual assets, resources, insider knowledge, and even exclusive rewards.
Think collectible cards, but for creatives. Each pack has its own rarity, so you never know exactly what you’ll get.
If you’re a designer who loves finding fresh visual references, I’d recommend subscribing. It’s free!
Check it out here: https://dtsclaim.com/?ref=EMTSYA
Who else loves collecting visual resources they might need for a project someday? 😂
Last week: a logo with a name and a dot.
This week: a two weird wordmarks.
Creative Little Planet is a marketing agency for B2B clients brave enough to hire weird humans. A studio selling weird can’t look like any other SaaS, right? So I pushed weird two ways!! Which one do you prefer? 👽
A. Machined geometric & blocky letters
B. Melted script letters
Vote below! 👀
8 voted
22%
28 voted
78%
36 votes
Closed
the melted script plus the alien detail is absolutely brilliant!
Lepisov Branding Logo Collection.
A selection of logo marks created by Lepisov Branding across client projects.
The collection is presented through a custom transition system inspired by the iPhone Duo visual effect, giving the individual marks a continuous motion-based presentation.
Looks incredible