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I am not sure if i like the BUILD logo B. It seems a bit too complex, not sure if it's aligned by pixels (can someone send me vector logo file?)... I did some design exploration and i think this might work better as a standalone symbol. What do you think BUILD fam? I would tag pixel gurus but we can't tag anyone today
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@ppereira designed the logo (but to be fair I gave him half a day to do it). I think he did amazing branding for the time that he had, but there's for syre room to improve it. @ppereira what do you think of this update?
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And i identified the problem in the original logo why it looks weird. The B 'holes' are 1.5 pixel height, which doesn't make a lot of sense. Maybe just removing those 0.5 pixels could remove the 'weirdness'
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this one looks the best i think
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this is an intermediate version?
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3/3 Theoretically, yes, you can and you should break the grid if optically looks aligned. @darph @macedo thanks for kudos and kind words!! ❤️❤️
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And thanks @web3designer for trying to improve the current logo!! If you need feedback on your work, shoot me a DM
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2/3 For your second iteration, here’s why I made these decisions: When designing a logo, always respect your grid—unless breaking it is the only way to make it look aligned. Our current Build logo is one of those exceptions.
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1/3 Your first iteration doesn’t work well at small scales (48x48 or 64x64px), which is likely the size this logo will be used most.
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