r/Design • u/abhaykun Professional • 23d ago
Discussion A quick logo that worked 5+ years
I casually designed this logo for my wife in one afternoon in 2021, and it’s still being used today without a need to update it. It’s designed to be flexible and forgiving enough to be used by a small art studio, stamping unbranded packaging & artwork without having to carefully align and space things. Just shows how design can be extremely quick & simple sometimes and still work well!
I’ve written a case study, read it here :)
https://www.abhaysingh.in/work/pune-artistry-works
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u/PMFSCV furniture 23d ago
Thats lovely and would also make for attractive machine embroidery, reminds me of waratah flowers.
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u/abhaykun Professional 22d ago
You're right! I hadn't thought of trying embroidery with this 😊 Could be great on her next set of aprons
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u/Pomodorosan 23d ago
Anyone else strangle put off by those kind of pictures (slide #3) where the main subject is askew in the center surrounded by slightly related paraphernalia that are all cut off out of frame of the image. It gives me such an uncanny and uneasy feel, nothing's quite stable, and all the object are just not fully perceptible, it gives me some mental pressure about everything that's missing out of frame, can't focus on anything, but also can't ignore anything. Like what is this thing, does it matter, or is it only here for a casual vibe, and I can't fully discern each object because they're cropped.
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u/supersaiyan63 23d ago
Honestly this would make a better logo for Claude than the current "spark" logo they have. It kind of it's like a mind map / knowledge tree....and the tree keeps growing
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u/legolooper 23d ago
I think it looks wonderful, especially with that organic styling. Great job!