Astra Z
Global remote graphic designer specializing in brand design.
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just made a concept about a fictional automation agency called ApexByte, I will make the brand identity in the next few days.
(also this is literally the first time i made a symbol only logo)
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So, I started experimenting with Inkscape lately, and have decided to make a few projects with it.
What I liked most about it was it's Vector-based design software, and it also allowed me to make my own symbols and shapes which felt really fun.
But, in my projects I am running into a problem with exporting as an SVG, I tried to export as a plain SVG, an Inkscape SVG, and every time i tried to export and then opened the file, it appeared very very zoomed in, and even after zooming out on the browser (which is the default app on my window laptop for opening SVGs), I still couldn't see the whole thing.
Despite that, I got a PNG copy of it so you guys could see (so it is now technically raster and not vector), do you have any tips on how to fix this?
Also, let me know what you think of this Logo design.
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So, I just made a design on how you would experience buying a service from me, good luck and I hope whoever wants to buy a service from me gets a smooth experience.
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I have continued making the Fictional Case Study Brand Kit for Hex & Kanvas, so here are my Tips when making a Brand Kit:
1. When choosing Brand Image and Graphic References, choose images and graphics of other inspirational brands, in my case, I used images and graphics of Nintendo, PlayStation, and more.
2. When choosing colors for color palette and Hex codes, you should choose colors that (1) contrast, (2) are related to the specific genre, (3) are colors that have symbolism related to the specific brand shown, in my case I used (3).
3. When choosing fonts for Typography, choose fonts that either look similar (better if you want them to blend and look related), or fonts that are contrasting (better if you want the heading to stand out in the hierarchy)
(Note: in my last post about this i made a tiny mistake and called it a brand identity, but after a bit of research i found out that a brand identity is different from a brand kit, that's why i called it a brand kit on this post and a brand identity in the last post, i would rather point out my mistakes rather than simply edit the post)
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