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Veerle Pieters
Showing some of the different steps of my process.
almost 2 years ago
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Ahmed Chergaoui
Vibrant colours! I would love to know how you choose & define your colours, they're always amazing!
almost 2 years ago
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Chris Gillis
love the color scheme here!!! nice stuff.
almost 2 years ago
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Veerle Pieters
Thank you :) Some of them happened by 'accident', because I often overlap shapes and then experiment with the layer mode. The darker green was chosen that way, same for the type of blue. It was a very bright blue at first but by choosing 70% darken (overlapping the bright green) it became this less bright blue, which is more subtle and nicer.
almost 2 years ago
I really like these.
almost 2 years ago
They're all nice (also the colors). First row is nice but not 'fresh air', middle row is too green, last row resembles fresh air best. From the last row I prefer the right one (the left looks like it has thunderclouds to me)
almost 2 years ago
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Gedy Rivera
Wow thanks for sharing this with us. I love how it starts out just with lines and it evolves with the different iterations. Great work Veerle. I'm a huge fan of your work.
almost 2 years ago
loving the color, and feel of these... especially the bottom row
almost 2 years ago
Bottom left is my favourite , great job Veerle.
almost 2 years ago
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Matthew Smith
Flow and flurry. I feel like I'm in those clouds, on those fields. Great!
almost 2 years ago
Lovely as always. I'm a big fan of the bottom left one's cloud colors and of the bottom right one's cloud shape--the left side of the cloud feels a little less wonky in that one.
almost 2 years ago
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Patrick Haney
The bottom right option is definitely my pick of the bunch. The contrast between the cloud and the sky is good, the air flow and rounded corners work well together, and the colors are great.
A few of the others where the white air flow comes back in to form a sort of "swoosh" just makes me think of the Nike logo, which is why I like the bottom right option, which doesn't have this detail.
almost 2 years ago
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Miro Keller
I like the overall shape of the bottom right one best, but the colors of the bottom left one. The cloud just feels better when it goes all the way to the left.
Now, taking the shape of the bottom right one, I would make the curve of the bright green part a little bit more rounded at the top, so as to make the white "flow" a little bit more. Now it gets "fat" too soon.
almost 2 years ago
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Matt Ward
Beautiful. I know others have already mentioned it, but the colours are really beautiful.
The way the lines flow from narrow to open is really quite nice, but it got me wondering about what the final design would look like reversed. It seems to flow from right-to-left, and thus against the expected left-to-right flow. I wonder if this makes the design feel more open?
Beautiful work either way.
almost 2 years ago
Very nice.
For those who use transparency in Illustrator a lot: Check out the ready keyboard shortcuts for opacity. Just add numeric 1, 2, 3 etc for 10%, 20%, 30% etc... 0 for 100% and Shift 0 for 0%
almost 2 years ago
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Veerle Pieters
Thank you for the awesome comments! :) The one I used in the logo proposal is the bottom right one.
@Miro Keller thank you, I might try this out and see if it improves the flow indeed. Sounds like a good suggestion to try out for sure.
@Matt Ward interesting :) Not sure why I suddenly decided to mirror things here. I'm the wrong person to "see" things like that as I have trouble with left and right etc. :)
@Sigurdur Armann... I didn't know. Will check this out!
almost 2 years ago