Martin\'s Way
I particularly like the distressed look of this logo design, although I'm unconvinced by the way the marks go outside the circle. The strong use of monochrome and symmetry helps to mark this logo out.
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Doodle Business Card
A simply great example of a business card that perfectly suits a graphic designer. I really like the nature of the brush strokes and the choice to use black on white for the whole card, it's a bold one.
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Mailing Report
I'm not totally taken by this logo design, but I really like one specific aspect of it. I love the three-dimensional shape that incorporates both the M and the R, it's a great concept even if the overall logo doesn't have the required impact.
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The State of Shapes
This logo certainly makes an impact, the octopus a strong example of visual imagery. It uses a well-used format for a logo, but the mark and typeface manage to look coherent and effective.
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White Whale
A simple logo that uses a well-trodden, but effective concept to make a mark. I like the stark use of black and white, and the intriguing shape of the whale.
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Danger Room
An example of branding that makes an impact through its unique use of colour and shape. The orange of the background immediately grabs your attention, while the mark itself really works as a combination of house and detonator.
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David Michael Alternate
A superb logo that's immediately recognisable owing to the nature of the typography. The white works beautifully on the dark brown background, the typeface giving the logo a unique character.
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David Michael
A simply beautiful example of personal branding that makes an immediate mark. I love the typography, the joined script is effortlessly pleasing to the eye, while the mark is simple yet bold.
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Two Rivers
A subtle and understated logo that uses a muddy green colour rarely seen in graphic design. The overall effect is actually quite effective, the neutral and earthy colours highlighting the contrast between the background and the river blue.
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Eric Yerke
A great example of a letterpress business card that oozes minimalism. I particularly like the restrained use of text, and the attention given to the typeface.
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Seth
A simply gorgeous example of printed business cards that would put almost any other cards to shame. I love the typography and the simple, yet powerful, effect of the black print on solid white stock.
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