Recent content by PriyeshDesign

Average £200 to £300. Could be a little more depending on complexity.

Hi, your initial concepts are not too bad and I do like how you’ve incorporated a spoon as part of the name (similar idea to incorporating a cup handle as the ‘C’ in ‘Cocoa’). However I believe the logo lacks character and personality. What feelings and messages do you want your logo to...

Would it be fair to say that to keep costs low, you will need to try and digitise your sketches during the initial stages of your startup business? And utilise that 'outsourcing' cash for essential business requirements. I think this part of the business should be at least done by you. For...

If you want to experiment with typography and design your own font, research commercial examples like Google: Making Material Design: Refining Roboto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WxACOHm0_g OR (something bespoke) Mister Cooper Icecream: Logo Creation...

Done! I chose logo 'D', it looks more suitable and confident. Nice mockup :icon_biggrin:

Start with Pinterest, search and find designs/illustrations/art that inspire you. Even book covers and architectural buildings can be inspiring. What makes these artwork/design inspiring to you? Going to the city, looking at posters, adverts, people, shops, magazines will help fuel your creativity.

Quick research - A/M logo found on Google: Perhaps carry out further research Archie. Type 'm typography' in Google. Could you somehow incorporate the "A" inside one of the gaps in "M", so the "A" helps form the letter "M".

If I'm reading this correctly, Gmail is not fetching your emails via POP3 or from custom email. I've had this problem with multiple hosting providers when adding a custom email into Gmail. Have you tried creating a new Gmail account, specifically for that custom email? (This worked for me...

Impressive debut to the community! :icon_cheers: I really like these - good work! Ambitious for a legal/trusts/insight group. I like how each postcard reflects the location, nicely detailed and interesting choice of colour. However the logo positioning, I believe should be consistent...

The first image (18609.jpg) looks better structured, but the social media icons are a bit too big. Also I don't know why you have repeated the logo twice. I like the slashed background effect. The other 2 images, I don't believe follow the organisation's branding very well. If you are...

You need some inspiration! Why don't you login to Pinterest and research 'personal branding' or something similar. Think critical and creative.

Example: Experiment with the available options to achieve the gradient you are looking for.

I find the top-left logo more suitable than the right ones, it fits better for a trade show/exhibition/events organiser company and less of a building and construction look. Bottom-left also has something unique and interesting - I like this more and you could be creative with the element. In...

For College and portfolio expectations, perhaps you should think of something creative and confidently explain it in your rational. I understand you did research on major design firms with stimulating company history, but how does your self-brand compete with them? What about researching local...

I'm thinking of Paperchase. www.paperchase.co.uk