Quote from: pinggoki on Today at 06:08:01 AM

Someone hire this man because with what he just did with his thread is probably enough reason as to why he would be a good fit for your brand and to do stuff for your company.

Thanks so much for your support and kind words. It means a lot! Sometimes, we need to step back and acknowledge that maybe this particular scene isn't the best fit for my design skills. It’s possible that some of our other talented designers might be more suited to the client's vision. However, my primary concern in such scenarios is ensuring that our designs are well-researched and strategically positioned against the competition.

From a legal standpoint, the originality of my design is paramount. We need to be absolutely certain that the logo is original and not unintentionally mimicking another brand’s identity. Conducting thorough research is crucial to ensure our logo does not infringe on any existing trademarks. Overlooking these aspects can lead to major issues down the line, including costly legal battles and damage to a brand’s reputation.

Imagine a scenario where our project becomes a massive success. The design gets printed on t-shirts, it’s displayed on the side of an airplane, or it’s featured on a marquee in central London. Then, out of nowhere, we start receiving calls from irate lawyers claiming the logo is too similar to theirs and threatening legal action. This situation could lead to costly legal battles and damage our brand’s credibility.

Or picture this: the logo looks fantastic on business cards and posters but falls apart when scaled down, becoming messy and unreadable. Conversely, a logo that looks impressive in small sizes might lose its impact and robustness when blown up. These potential pitfalls highlight why we must consider every aspect of branding and identity design from the outset.

Ensuring scalability, originality, and market positioning are crucial to avoiding nightmares and achieving lasting success. By prioritizing thorough research, legal vetting, and strategic design thinking, we can safeguard our brands and ensure long-term success. These considerations should always be at the forefront of our minds when it comes to branding and identity.