realscreen

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   by realscreen 14y ago

   When your industry experiences an explosion of second-rate product at third-world wages is that a threat? Not necessarily the end of your business/career if you can market your value-add but a threat none the less.
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   by realscreen 14y ago

   > nobody would have noticed/cared. Exactly. It's OK. Not the end of the world to have a bad logo. It can evolve. There are plenty of examples of this evolution from bad to memorable. When your resources are thin, put them where they mat
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   by realscreen 14y ago

   It's not about money. Big budget logos can suck too. Often simplicity is the beauty of it. For example, simple code that works effortlessly isn't necessarily creative but it could be and when it works, it's beautiful. Because it's simple sh
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   by realscreen 14y ago

   This is not a logo. Ok, maybe in today's world of photoshop=designer, but typing the company name, setting it in two opposed weights, two complementary colors and adding a bit of cliche clip art over (of course) the 'i' ...does not make a l