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Hiii alllll - I have a little logo update - I have adjusted and tweaked it until I felt it was more me, growing as an artist means I can alter and improve when needed! For those who are new here or don’t know the background of how I came up with my logo… here’s the story - I was coming up with a name for my deviantart account a long time ago, and was reading a book called EON at the time. I saw that cover, looked outside, and then saw a red tail hawk fly by🦅
The Death of Unique Logo Designs as witnessed by these updated logo designs for fashion and tech brands spotted on the internet. It’s almost as if they just turned them into standard computer fonts for legibility online. What a shame. What do you think? #logodesigns #updatedlogo #same #logos #fashionlogos #techlogos #voidofpersonality #whatashame #uniquenomore #foundonline #deathofdesign https://www.instagram.com/p/Br_tgJmBjga/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tu02kt98u7tk
Logo Change!
On the 15th of August, 2017, I revealed the logo for my blog / food channel / website - The Happy Brahmin. I was pretty happy with it and was riding on the success of it’s acceptance across our social presence until I came across several other blogs using the same image - a heart made from an assortment of vegetables. It was cute and all but it was what it was above anything else - generic. Sigh!! It was my fault, you know. I had sought the help of an online logo generating website and had pounced upon the first lovely (random) logo that I found was befitting my efforts.
That was then. Today, I’m announcing (the first and final) logo update to The Happy Brahmin website. A friend of mine, came up with this simple, yet beautiful piece of art without any premise or nudging from my side.
About the logo:
The outline of the image is a Rangoli / Kolam - an art form typical of a Brahmin household. Set inside the rangoli is a plate, with a spatula and spoon on the sides and a couple of leaves on the plate that signify Vegetarianism (to everyone else) and Tulsi or the holy basil (in my eyes).
My friend has kept the art clean and to the point, rounding up all elements of this blog in a single image. I’m really happy with it and would like to thank him for his thought and efforts. If you’d like to enlist his services for any of your digital / physical assets, then do drop me a mail and I shall connect you to him right away! :)
For now, I sign off and wish you a great year ahead!! May all your meals be healthy and filling!
“Anna daata sukhi bhava!”
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The Happy Brahmin
#updatedlogo #maopipl
#updatedlogo #maopipl
