I also do some logos and typography on Photoshop and Illustrator. Hit me up if you want to see some examples!
That's a nice logo Jezalenko-
I also do some logos and typography on Photoshop and Illustrator. Hit me up if you want to see some examples!
That's a nice logo Jezalenko-
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Lol, spot on Whyte.
I do design work, professionally for some big ass clients (nestle, kelloggs, beiersdorf)
I earn £10 an hour, if i was freelancing the absolute max i would charge is £20 an hour and i actually know the software i work with.
Finally Dafont.com is better and if you are pitching work don't do it under the name of 'scamo' lol
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Apoligies for the epic sizes (dam pride)
No offence taken. I'd agree with you for the most part. I know too Adobe is the king of design software, but there are other tools out there that are less expensive (for a freelancer) in the big world of graphics design. And I do much more than just design work and that is my hourly rate, which I have had many a customer pay gladly.
@Ben - What does your company charge those big clients for your work? Probably a lot more than 50 Euros per hour in the end. Don't sell yourself short. Thanks for the web site tip.
I didn't intend to solicit actually and my nick "scamo" is a mixture of letters from my name.
Edit/ also, say if sarasin likes that logo. I'd offer it for a fraction of 50 Euros. (actually 15 minutes is my minimum) So it would cost 12.50 Euro. I don't think that is over priced, especially, if he is a happy customer for that price.
So, back on topic. Nice logo jezalenko.
scamo
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hip hop, house, reggaeton, dancehall, afrobeats, and international.
The company i work for charge £1000 a day for me, that covers a lot more than just me though there are support depts to fund (I.T, Reception, project managers etc), as well as the obvious overheads.
I guess if you are getting in the smaller 15 minute type jobs as you describe Scamo, then 50 euros doesn't seem as mental, I know a guy that does exactly that and does well on it.
The stuff i do tends to take around 2 weeks per project, plus amends.
Apoligies if i came across a bit harsh before, was a rough day.
Also not sure if farhanashraf meant my logo in the OP's, either way thats cool.
@OP I like it - what type of music is it for?
And (not to threadjack...) does anyone here use different logos for different types of music? Like if you do both dubstep and hip-hop, do you use the same logo, or 2 for different audiences? (I know branding is important, but that can be by name, color, shape, etc, and you could use dif colors for dif music, or same colors and dif shape - i.e. mine would always be yellow and green, but might change it up depending on what I was doing)
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I'm no expert on the DJ branding thing but in regards to logos and colors, i would mix it up.
For example yellow and green i would associate with either acid house or african moombahton stuff, hip hop i would either go for icy cold colors for mainstream or jamaican flag colors for more reggae based stuff.
House i would go for glows, bright but slightly washed out, ibiza beach colors.
If you want feel free to send me your logo and the different styles you mix, I can try some different styles out, only if you fancy it, no worries if not.
Either way, i would keep the same font, size, style etc and change color and texture. Mad Decent i find to be a great example of this.
I saw the purples and thought of deep house and maybe trance tbh
(btw, I do mainly dubstep, but my name going as it is, I think yellow and green are the most fitting scheme )
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