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Just dropped a new case study on my Behance profile 👇
Guys, help me choose the right cover. For now, our team chooses first, but happy to hear feedback from the Contra community 😉
Full case - KrowLabs Brand Identity
21 voted
60%
14 voted
40%
35 votes
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Can you develop option 3? Just try a different background🙂
would you pay me for it? haha😄 ... just kidding will try out 👍
B for me. The lighter streaks give the logo more room to breathe and the color feels warmer as a cover. A is solid but reads a bit flatter at thumbnail size.
Awesome
Background not empty
A is not feel an empty.
I like A more.
In my opinion, A looks better
The background in A hits nicely
Going for the A
B
good work!
i prefer B
A is amazing
A works better in my opinion as the background has a certain motion and energy to it which complements the logo mark.
Wish I could vote! Both are sick mate! Saving this haha
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