Hey /gd/ What do you thinhk about my logo design? It's for

>>302352
those grainy stroke looks disgusting as fuck, gon be horrid when scaled down.

>>302352
>>302444
I wouldn't put that way, but he's right. The details get lost… think again about Photography and Mysticism and BE SIMPLE, MUCH SIMPLER. But also think about your client, what do they expect from your photo studio and the photos you shoot?

Looks good as is, but scaling down will make details very hard to see.

Also this picture looks upresed and if you want to make a logo I'd recommend making it really big then afterwards downscaling a copy of it to the required size.

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>>302352my version is not perfect, but when it comes to logo, always, ALWAYS keep it simple.

>>302352
>>302449
because think about this, how is it going to look scaled down on a 2x3 inches office card. the less details, the better. trust me.

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>>302449

>>302449
I associate it with an optometrician… 0_o

maybe make it look more like a camera?

>>302352
Looks a little pretentious, but I like it.

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>>302444
I got rid of the grainy lines and it indded simplified the design.
>>302821
Like an aperture? I purposely didn't do that. It's way too cliché.

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>>302446
We are talking about stuff like this. I made it for a smithy last year. Most of my clients expect all sort of crazy shit from me.

>>302838
that's an example of where your logo would be bro

put your wip into where it would show up and judge it there instead of with some edgy smoke

about the logo itself? fine lineart won't work best here, mess with stroke weight

ignore the memes above

i would also suggest at least "one" way to identify you're a photographer, this eye thing means nothing to me rn

Reminds me of meyerist logo on The Path, but I got a different question
What kind of clients does that kind of photography studio get? Fashion?