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A Few Logos I made heretofore

Well, I used to make logos with Photoshop before. Before learning this new illustrator thing. Even tho they seemed pretty exquisite and could make me content, I am going to stop making logos using royalty-free images. For one, it's not completely self-made. And many detest the idea of making a unique piece out of not so unique. Like the article (click here) explains their views. 
Before I pack my logo making case, and shift from Photoshop to Illustrator, I would, however, like to share a few of the works done by me. 

The first one is for a Thrifting page based in Mumbai. I'd highly recommend checking the newly made startup. Go check the page here: Malyvuz . She sells handpicked, washed, sanitized unique thrifted clothes reasonably priced, and with free gifts! 

The logo was a bit too pink for her taste. I had to tweak it a bit and provide her with few more samples, as follows:

Good? Well nah. She seems to like a basic round base for the background. And so my next offerings were :
                                                   
She liked it a lot. But then the bubble on the top right started bothering her. And after a few trials and errors, I came up with this which she decided to go with as well :
                                                            



I liked Arial and other basic fonts on the logo more, but she insisted to go with this font. And customer is always right. Nonetheless, it was a fun and learning experience for me. 

A few logos I made in this period will be attached here and with that, I will end the blog here. Sadly I have lost most of the files to showcase, but 2-3 would work fine I guess. After all this blog is just to keep a track of the skills I learn and acquire rather than a sheet of portfolio. 


                                                        
                                                             


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