It’s interesting how logo design has changed. A hundred years ago, you could sketch something on ...

It’s interesting how logo design has changed. A hundred years ago, you could sketch something on ...It’s interesting how logo design has changed. A hundred years ago, you could sketch something on ...

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Jeferson Gonçalves

• Jan 7

It’s interesting how logo design has changed. A hundred years ago, you could sketch something on a napkin in five minutes and that became a brand, not because it lacked quality, but because the visual world was just beginning.

Today everything is different. Making a vector is easy, but creating something truly original is the hard part. Anyone who says it’s simple has probably never gone through the real process.

This screenshot shows only a small part of my digital sketches, not even counting the ones that start on paper before becoming something more solid.

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Daniel G Bright

max

• Feb 25

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Simply7 Studio

pro

• Feb 26

Daniel at this point I think I love everything you do

Alexis Presa

max

• Feb 25

some work in progress shots for brighttrip.com rebrand 👀

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AWD Sabbir

• 2d

Strong visual direction with a bold concept, this kind of execution really shows how design can influence attention and perception.

I’ve been exploring similar high impact, psychology driven visuals lately. Impressive work 👏

Anchovies Agency

pro

• Feb 25

Oddfeather started with a Texas farmer raising incredibly unique chickens and wanting a brand that felt as distinct as the birds themselves. We developed a quirky, memorable name paired with a clean, cheeky identity and hand-painted illustrations of the chickens. It struck the balance between artisan and approachable, giving him a visual story that could stand out at farmers markets, artisan events, and local shops. The brand gave him the personality and polish to build recognition in a category that usually feels generic.