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Custom Photography & Media Brand Logo
A custom brand logo and icon design for a visual media business. Combines line art camera illustration, custom typography, and sleek branding accents.
What I can create for you:
Custom client logos & business brand identity
Line art camera, photography, & media graphics
Typography & brand marks for small businesses
A camera growing out of an eye with a heavy 84 under it is a memorable idea, and the thin line art against the bold numerals gives it good tension. Contrarian note: the line work is delicate and the 84 is heavy, so at small sizes the camera will disappear and the logo will read...
Thank you so much for the feedback and the contrarian note, Aditya! You make a great point about how the camera lines scale down at favicon size—I'll definitely test a bolder line variation for smaller branding applications. Appreciate you taking the time to share that design tip!
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keep going Denisa🔥🔥🔥🔥