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Confused between these two logos that I made for a personal project, which one do guys think is better??
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Last year, I had the privilege of designing the logo for Quantavo. It’s always a win when technical precision meets clean design.
That geometric Q is such a confident mark, Illia. Technical precision is exactly the right read for Quantavo, and the way it holds up on the keycap and site shots shows real craft.
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! 👏
Title: Proper Form — Brand Identity & Visual Language
A brand identity for Proper Form built around a more modern, movement-driven take on recovery and healthcare.
The visual system extends the logo into a complete language through color, typography, imagery and layout, creating a consistent identity across different brand touchpoints.
Created by Lepisov Branding in collaboration with @Creative Mints
Logo design: Ilya Gorchanyuk
Creative direction: Dmitry Lepisov
Brand identity: Lepisov Branding × Creative Mints
Using the logo mark as the big graphic across the layouts is smart. The purple to pink gradient gives recovery a more energetic feel.