#vectorization

vectorized / upscaled (5000x2813) image of the Sunrise Progress Flag by @luxiomahariel

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Hi, anon, here are some fics that fit what you're looking for...

blinded me with sweater vests by veterization

Marcel really is the geekiest person Louis has ever seen with that gelled hair and that horrendous sweater vest, so it sucks that Louis really, really wants to get to know him.

Won't Keep You My (Dirty Little) Secret by @lovelykits

“I got asked out today,” Louis comments. “Okay,” Harry shifts. “Did you hear me? I said I got asked out.” "You always get asked out.” “Yeah well this time they didn’t believe I had a boyfriend!”

Or Louis and Harry have been together since the end of last year and somehow no one knows about it.

Awaken As Mine by thinlines / @thinlinez

Cypress and roasted almonds. The scent Harry breathed in was comforting and alluring. It made him want to get closer, to roll his neck against the wolf’s, to mingle their scents. This wolf was an alpha, his omega whispered to him. Without a doubt.

Awww thanks! I was sending silly Barbie selfies back and forth with my friend when it occurred to me that that's tooooootally something Cater would do, and it would be hilarious if I roasted him with it. I made his, thought it would be funny if I made ones for the rest of the cast, and tada. Cay-Cay truly is an ✨influencer✨. May I offer you this shocked Grim losing his ice cream in return for the kind words?

So, what are some tips to design an effective logo?

Finally, keep in mind that a logo is more than just a graphical representation of your organization; it should represent the values and mission of your organization as well as incorporate details that are relevant to your industry.

Simplicity is the key:-

Keep it simple. because simple is the key to getting your logo shown to people and liking it, complicated logos don’t get any recognition.

Because people tend to have shorter attention time, so the simple logo grabs more attention, and people get the feeling that this is simple so they deep dive into it.

Did you know the color of the logo means something?

According to data and observation blue and red are highly popular colors used by famous brands in their logos. Around 35 percent of the top companies use blue while 30 percent go with red logos. In the chart below, you can see some of the colors used by well-known corporations distributed across 26 industries.

Both blue and red are widely popular choices in every sector. Some examples of blue logo designs include Facebook, IBM, Ford, PayPal, and Twitter. While a few widely recognized red brand symbols are Coca-Cola, Netflix, Target, Adobe, and Levi’s.

Brand logo facts show that two colors are the sweet spot. Too many can make the design chaotic and unmemorable. Remember, it must also look good in black and white. Opting for doing a mono-color logo is a classic and a solid choice but then, but the shape and other design elements need to be on point. The color’s effect on emotions is also crucial and must align with the brand.

Meanings Behind Logo Colors

The color red attracts attention and evokes strong emotions from viewers.

Orange is associated with playfulness and enthusiasm.

Yellow is associated with happiness and optimism.

Green represents growth and evokes a feeling of relaxation and healing.

Blue is associated with the sky and the ocean, which both evoke feelings of tranquility and security.

As the classic color of nobility and kings, it is no surprise that purple is commonly associated with wealth and luxury.

The color pink is associated with femininity and is generally used in logos for brands targeted at women.

Black is seen as a serious, no-frills color, and can evoke a feeling of sophistication.

Fonts matter as well

Logos of brands such as Subway, Panasonic, JCPenney, Chanel, and Toyota all feature a Sans Serif font style. According to data, around 3/4 th of the most famous brands in the world have Sans Serif fonts and typefaces.

So these are some pro tips to design an effective logo.