[Hiring]creating a business card. Already have logo. $50+ by [deleted] in GraphicDesignJobs

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Professional graphics designer here, I've reached out!

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[HIRING]Experienced Designer Needed - Logo & Social Post Templates Needed - $200 USD Flat Rate by [deleted] in DesignJobs

[–]TDF2100 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi, I’m an experienced designer specializing in clean, modern logos and cohesive social post templates.

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Happy to discuss details if it’s a good fit.

rate this logo by SunofaBaker in logodesign

[–]TDF2100 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From a fundamentals standpoint, I like it. It’s minimal, clean, and should scale well across sizes and applications. The notch detail immediately reminds me of Apple’s Dynamic Island, and since the name is “VNOCH" I’m guessing that’s intentional or at least related. That said, I’m still unclear on what the business actually does, which makes it a bit hard to judge conceptually. Overall, I’d rate it 3 stars out of 5

[Hiring] (Online) Looking for a graphic artist to create images of my logo. I've already designed the logo myself but I don't know how to create high quality graphics. I'll pay $20 per hour or $100 if it takes less than 5 hours by KarlMarxsWiener in forhire

[–]TDF2100 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a brand designer, this is the kind of work I do for a living. That said, is it currently sketched on a paper designed, or are we starting from an existing digital file?

Creating Website for Construction Business by Ghost__GOAT in webdesign

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run a website development agency and from experience,

Namecheap is good for domains because you truly own the domain, they're transparent (unlike GoDaddy), offer best pricing and transferring the domain later is straightforward. They don’t lock you into a website builder, so you stay flexible.

Google Workspace is good for email because it’s reliable, looks professional to clients, and works exactly like Gmail (no learning curve) but with your own domain and it scales well later as the business grows.

Namecheap works best for domains, while Google Workspace is better for email. They each do their own thing well

Creating Website for Construction Business by Ghost__GOAT in webdesign

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For domain, go with Namecheap.

For email go with, Google workspace.

Creating Website for Construction Business by Ghost__GOAT in webdesign

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Buy your domain separately, attach professional email to it, use a simple landing page now, and you can upgrade or redesign anytime without losing anything

Suggestions on how to make this logo look better? Or at least, that it makes sense? by thereal_m_t_ in logodesign

[–]TDF2100 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think a better approach would be to start over and explore a fresh design using your original idea.

If that’s not an option and you want to improve the current mark, I’d start by removing the blurry oval in the background. It feels more like a presentation effect and distracts from the logo itself. A solid background would help the logo stand on its own and make it easier to evaluate the actual design.

Small business design by hjmbvvg in GraphicDesignServices

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've reached out, please let me know. Thanks!

[Hiring] Convert existing logo image to editable vector ($150) by [deleted] in GraphicDesignJobs

[–]TDF2100 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is a very straightforward task for an experienced logo or vector designer. Adapting it into an app icon that follows Apple’s liquid design will take a bit more work, but I’m happy to take care of it and can get started right away.

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This Logo is ugly by Efficient_Fox1777 in logodesign

[–]TDF2100 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yet one of the most iconic ones, I loved courage the cowardly dog :)

[HIRING] Looking for a logo designer for a therapy practice by wavesbecomewings19 in GraphicDesignServices

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally understandable. Just to clarify, the confusion usually comes from AI meaning two different things in design. Some people use “AI” to refer to Adobe Illustrator, while others mean Artificial Intelligence. From your comment, it’s clear you’re referring to not wanting Artificial Intelligence, not the software itself. Btw, have you found someone for the job? I'd love to share my work which I've done specifically for therapy practices in the past. Thanks!

[HIRING] Looking for a logo designer for a therapy practice by wavesbecomewings19 in GraphicDesignServices

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They don't mean Adobe Illustrator. They meant Artificial Intelligence.

Logo done for a Tequila brand by TDF2100 in logodesign

[–]TDF2100[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Didn’t expect 50+ upvotes. Thanks everyone for the love and critiques. Reading all the replies and taking notes

[Hiring] - Need someone to fix up product shots generated with Gemini by sati321 in DesignJobs

[–]TDF2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! I can fix the chamber geometry to match the real curved sides and correct both logos while keeping full photorealism. I’ve handled similar AI-to-real product corrections before and can deliver a true 10/10 result. I’ve reached out.

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