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Taste Test
Which Bull Vector Logo You Guys Like Most?
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The grey bull with the flame horns (B) has way more attitude than the golden one, feels like it'd work on a streetwear drop rather than a finance client. Which way are you leaning yourself, and is this for a specific client or just portfolio exploration?
Nice. I like it
B, the flame horns win it
The grey one with fire horns, it depicts at typical bull, always fierce
it depends , what is the purpose for it? because if it is for a restaurant brand selling meat, A is the way to go, but for a game/mobile app, B will do it better; what is your personal scenario?
Both can be used for different purposes. Choose A : if brand wants to show royalty or premium figure. Choose B: if it is something related to gaming, sports, racing related or anything other than premium show-off.
i think B is better with it's rude attitude, lols
• Sep 7
Definitely B, love the detailed triangles and the blazing horns
• Oct 10
This is more realistic than the other one
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