— Kate Moross ( Graphic designer, illustrator and art director ).
My self Tanbin Hassan Chowdhury. I'm a freelance and professional Graphic Designer from Bangladesh. I have been working in this field for the last 7+ years. It's been an awesome adventure of designing since I started. My first priority is to ensure the satisfaction of clients. I will fully commit myself to your project. I offer unique, fun and creative graphics to turn your project into a work of art.
I'm Experienced With :
• Logo Design
• Business Card Design
• Flyer & Poster Design
• T-shirt Design
• Typography
• Product Label Design
• Social Media Content
All my work is high quality, clean and professional, aimed to exceed your expectations and targeted towards your audiences. You are most welcome to offer me any kind of graphics project.
Thank you!
If you’ve been thinking about creating a vintage or retro-looking logo for your business, you’re in great company. This kind of look is very popular, yet leaves so much room for creativity and personalization that it’s still unique looking and far from played out.
Incorporating a minimalist approach into your logo design spares your consumer the clunky, gaudy design of your less sophisticated competitors and solidifies your place as a contemporary brand. But what is minimalism, exactly?
Minimalism is a design approach that utilizes existing elements, maximizing simplicity and capitalizing on space. The technique is found across creative mediums from visual arts to music and literature, and of course, in design of all kinds. The minimalist way may seem effortless, but don’t be fooled into believing that it is empty or boring. While minimalist methodology subscribes to a “less is more” approach, the strategic use of restraint can produce serious impact. Nowhere is that truer than in creating a symbol of your brand.
Modern logo design is a collection of classic and trending elements, all of which combine together to create a brand mark that feels fresh. Today's modern design is exemplified by sleek lines, simple lettering, color and highly defined elements.
A strong logo can have big impact on your business. Sometimes companies get it right the first time (think: Shell and Nike) and never have to revisit their logo. But more often than not, a logo has to be tweaked or adjusted to keep up with shifts and changes in your company (or the design world). This is especially true for businesses with longevity (which is not a bad problem to have)—the logo you created in 1974 is probably not going to speak to customers in 2020. And there are other legitimate reasons to pull your logo off the shelf and give it a solid once-over. When you do, you may discover that it is indeed time for a redesign.