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> Most people don't know and don't care what makes good graphic design. But isn't the logo created for most people? Does it matter that, you as a designer, thi
by doix 4y ago
> Most people don't know and don't care what makes good graphic design.
But isn't the logo created for most people? Does it matter that, you as a designer, think it's bad if most people don't? I see it like modern fashion shows. I look at them and think the clothes are insane and I would never wear them, but obviously other fashion designers think they look good (I'm guessing?).
I do agree that the logo isn't super practical though, it's too textured and won't scale. I would take it to /r/slavelabour or Fiverr and pay someone to vectorize it and see what they come up with.
- capableweb 4y agoEven things that are created for most people usually need a professional to make it actually good for regular folks. Just like most people can tell if a song is musically good or not, but would struggle to actually create that themselves. Or they know when a physical thing is easy to use, but they'll struggle to create things themselves that are easy to use.
- pragmatick 4y agoBut the point here is exactly that they don't need to create it, they just need to judge it. They make the AI create the logo and then decide if they like it. I understand your argument but I don't think that's the problem - the problem is that even most users don't understand what a good logo looks like (even if they like them) the same as users don't know what they want. It's a known fact that you shouldn't ask users of a software how it should be designed because if you'd let them design a software they want it would be shit.