Which option do you guys prefer, A or B ? 🤔 This is a logo I designed for an ice cream shop, e...

Which option do you guys prefer, A or B ? 🤔 This is a logo I designed for an ice cream shop, e...Which option do you guys prefer, A or B ? 🤔 This is a logo I designed for an ice cream shop, e...

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Med Grd

• 2h

Which option do you guys prefer, A or B ? 🤔 This is a logo I designed for an ice cream shop, exploring two concepts based on the client’s brief. I’d love to hear your feedback and thoughts on both directions.

branding design logodesigner

3 votes

Ends in 1d

Austyn McFadden

pro

• Aug 15

A quick look at the Bright Logistics identity in motion.

The goal was to build more than a logo. We created a visual system that could move comfortably across social, apparel, digital touchpoints, photography, and everything the brand might need as it grows.

Simple enough to stay recognizable. Flexible enough to keep things interesting.

One of my favorite parts of branding is seeing all the individual pieces start to feel like one world.

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Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• Aug 16

Just smooth Animation..🔥

Julia Slavna

pro

• Aug 15

Which wellness ad would you test first? 👀 Wellness & beauty brands - let’s make ads people actually stop for!

[ Performance focused meta creatives for brands & agencies ]

metaadsdesign wellness beauty

8 voted

62%

5 voted

38%

13 votes

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Aug 15

Product one gets my vote, that bold headline works as a scroll-stopper on its own. For wellness ads specifically, does the question-hook approach usually outperform the lifestyle shot for you, or is that audience dependent?