There are times when I like the revamped logo and times when I don’t. Personally, I’m mixed on minimalism as a trend. There’s no real way to make the Maryland flag minimalistic since part of its allure is its print - besides blocking the colors.
It takes something loved and appreciated by people and makes it into nothing. This redesign really encapsulates the problem with minimalistic designs. I took every element of it and made it minimal. I took inspiration from both images with the man holding the gyro on the right and some extra elements of blue from the logo on the left. For this design, I wanted to stay true to minimalism and really simplify the look. Marathon Deli Evan Hecht/For The Diamondbackįor this redesign, there wasn’t one conclusive logo, so I referenced these two images I found on the deli’s Instagram. Although the actual logo doesn’t include the liquor bottles, as the reference photo is a screenshot from the website, I still wanted to include that aspect in the new design. By giving the logo a sleek design with a gray color scheme, I made it more futuristic. Since the design is simple to begin with, I wanted to make it even simpler. I wanted to include yellow - one of this university’s colors - into the design, so I made the “M” on the center of the chest red and yellow.Ĭornerstone Grill and Loft Evan Hecht/For The Diamondbackįor my second redesign, I took a more modern approach.
I stripped away shading, detail and emotion from its face. For minimalist Testudo, I decided to take a soulless approach to redesign our beloved mascot.
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