#polygon logo

[kavucreative]

Polygon Logo Design | Adobe Illustrator Tutorial 2022

[abvectart]

Grid logo design | Polygon grid logo | Draw any letter logo | #logodesign

[rbrajasif]

Tap into your creative potential with our tutorial series!

Master the art of lettering, unlock Illustrator techniques, and craft captivating logos from scratch. Elevate your design skills and breathe life into your brand. Join our creative journey now!

[aequor-design]

Reven

[captainpirateface]

[retops]

you could become someone exceptional by wearing something like this

[artology-logo-designer]

Abstract, Polygonal, Brand, Symbol, Logo Design by Artology✅ https://lnkd.in/gh6rv9Eg

Contact us to get your logo design or branding project done: 📩 raseltangail0@gmail.com

[magdy258]

Geometric Fox Art T-Shirt

A striking, modern geometric illustration of a fox, composed of angular shapes in shades of orange, white, and black. The design showcases a minimalist, abstract style, with each facet giving depth and form to the fox's face and body. The sharp lines and symmetrical patterns bring out the fox’s natural beauty in a contemporary, stylish way, making it ideal for use in nature-inspired art, wildlife logos, or modern wall decor.

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[tuckerwooley]

today, @thepeoplesjoker finally sees a theatrical release, starting in NYC and spreading like wildfire to theaters across the country and almost certainly beyond. here are some non-spoilery screenshots of my scene!

i’m honored to have been asked to be a small part of this film; i animated a scene right in the middle of the movie in 2021 while i was finishing my senior year of college, as well as matte paintings used as backgrounds throughout - and recently i got to animate the logo, designed by @michaeldeforgecomics!

all movies take a herculean collaborative effort to get made, but the people’s joker has been supported by the good will of so many people just to get seen. @veradrew22 and @brilerose have made THE true trans comic book movie, equal parts funny, thrilling, emotional, and reflective of modernity. it’s been one of the most artistically rewarding experiences of my life, and i’m beyond excited for y’all to finally see it. i’m obviously biased, but this is my favorite movie, and it would be even if i didn’t work on it. she’s finally free and getting her due, and i couldn’t be happier!

if you somehow want more of me waxing poetic about TPJ, check out the review i did on my letterboxd. and to see other people do it instead, peruse one of the fuckmillion articles that have been out in major publications throughout the production; it’s been in indiewire, variety, the hollywood reporter, polygon, @brokenpencilmag, even the goddamn new york times! that’s wild. the whole thing is wild.

do yourself a favor and see this movie; it represents the possibilities of embracing outsider art, and of a world where IP law is less “for narcs, by narcs.”

[nectar-cellar]

4t3 Conversion: Bank42n BNX BXBF Men's Boxer Brief

Hello gays.

This conversion took a lot of hours and it is not great. The bone assignment sucks. It doesn't work well with sitting, squatting, and some standing poses. The mesh will clip and distort in weird ways.

It was a real pain in the ass to make.

But it works. So I humbly offer you this eye candy in honour of this auspicious month. If you want it... take it... 🌈

2K textures.

Fully recolourable: waistband, logo, and fabric. Also 2 presets with a black waistband and a white waistband. And 3 of the original swatches

Medium poly count: 3700 polygons

Custom thumbnail

Admire the original here.

Download: simfileshare / mega

[kavucreative]

Easy Steps to Make a Stunning Geometric Logo with Polygons with @kavucreative

In this quick and easy tutorial, you will learn how to create a polygon logo using basic geometric shapes. With just a few simple steps, you can design a professional-looking logo for your brand or business. We'll show you how to choose the right colors and arrange the polygons to create a unique and eye-catching design. Follow along with us and create your own polygon logo in just one minute!

[sewerwolfx]

[REAPER428] XOXO SET ★

WEW for some reason this took a lot of work (the bag. blame the bag.) BUT i am so happy with it i think its so cute and i hope you guys enjoy!!! info + download under the cut :-)

BUTTON GAUGES

21 swatches

Both frames, new mesh, all LODs, 7k polygons

T -> E, disabled for random

cred to @saruin for ear mesh (thank you!)

SODA EARRINGS

44 swatches

22 swatches plain, 22 swatches with monster logo

Both frames, new mesh, all LODs, 2k polygons

T -> E, disabled for random

KIRBY BEANIE

21 swatches

Both frames, new mesh, all LODs, 11k polygons

T -> E, disabled for random

SUPERSTAR BAG

21 swatches

2 versions, one w/ the strap higher and the other lower

Both frames, new mesh, all LODs, 7k polygons

T -> E, disabled for random

DOWNLOAD [sfs] [patreon]

[ @sssvitlanz @alwaysfreecc ]

[flightoftheconcorde]

Cool Robot Fact! Did you know that if a robot has an HDMI port, you can hook it up to a monitor and see their thoughts?

You can see all kinds of awesome things like:

- Rotating Cube (VERY processor heavy)

- 3D Teapot with a countable amount of polygons

- The cessation of all things!

- Waveforms (Try pushing some buttons or turning some dials, you might be able to make it move)

- Hi-res images of wildlife

- The bouncing DVD logo (No, it WON'T touch the corners... Or will it?)

Ask your local robot if you can have a look!

[aequor-design]

Tervn

[retops]

your house emblem

[kellysue]

Members of the cast of #FMLComix tell you how to pre-order #FMLComix.

FML #1 arrives in November 2024 with main cover art by David López and variant covers featuring artwork by Alvaro Martinez Bueno, David LaFuente, Nicola Scott (1:10 incentive variant), and Pepe Larraz (1:25 incentive variant). One additional variant cover will be revealed at a later date. Each issue will feature bonus material such as essays on music, true crime, interviews, and more that will be exclusive only to the single issues.

“David and I have been talking about doing something creator-owned together since Captain Marvel, but it took years for the stars and our schedules to properly align,” said DeConnick. “Now that we’re here though, it almost feels planned — like we needed exactly as long as it took us to grow and change, both as artists and as people, so that we could come back together for this big swing.

“FML is a challenging book — stylistically and in tone — and I’m not sure we could have pulled it off five years ago, honestly. But here we are—and I’m so proud of and impressed by the work put in by everyone involved. David is drawing like he’s got something to prove, Cris is pulling disparate styles together seamlessly, tying them together with her palette and Clayton of course, our ace and secret weapon, works his subtle magic on lettering to make sure you hear everything in your head exactly the way it was intended. McCubbin developed this terrific logo that evolves with each issue, and I don’t even know where to start with how supportive and inspiring Daniel Chabon’s editorial team has been. They’ve given us exactly what we needed at every step along the way.

“For my part, FML feels of a piece with Pretty Deadly and Bitch Planet; it’s as personal as the former and as satirical and of-the-moment as the latter.”

"This is without a doubt one of the best and most important books I have had the honor to edit in my fifteen years in the comic book industry,” added Senior Editor Daniel Chabon. “I have been a tremendous fan of this creative team for a long, long time; and I cannot wait for everyone to pick up this series and to see what an amazing achievement it is."

Riley is a 16-year-old heavy metal kid who draws down his anxiety with a ballpoint pen. His mother is an aging punk cartoonist slam dancing with a true crime obsession. Bound by threads of magical realism, they navigate the absurdities and horrors of our modern lives.

Issue one introduces Riley’s daily life: terrorism diaries, school shooter drills, and social pressures under the constant shadow of encroaching wildfires that rain ash like a morbid snow. His refuge? The Forest Park Witch’s House, where tales of chaos magic and trickster gods promise some semblance of sense in a senseless world.

Echoing the comedy of “Bottoms,” the nostalgic pull of “Stranger Things,” and the coming-of-age journey in “Stand By Me,” DeConnick’s first return to creator-owned comics since Bitch Planet is an apocalyptic odyssey that speaks to the resilience of the misfit and the power of art.

FML #1 (of 8) arrives in comic shops on November 6, 2024. It is now available to pre-order at your your local comic shop for $4.99.

Be sure to follow DarkHorseComics on social media and check our website, www.darkhorse.com for more news, announcements, and updates.

Praise Kelly Sue DeConnick and David López: “DeConnick has always combed top-notch lyrical text with a knack for bringing out the best in the artists she works with.”—Polygon

“Kelly Sue DeConnick either writes with a King Midas pen, is one of the few remaining wizards in the world, or, most likely, is just that damn good because Bitch Planet is yet another amazing series with her name on the cover.”—Word on the Nerd

“Pretty Deadly pushes at the limits of medium, challenging our ideas of what comics can be.”—IGN

“Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons may just be the best thing to come out of the Black Label line to date.”—IGN

“Kelly Sue DeConnick is a force in comics.”—Book Riot

“Kelly Sue DeConnick—a powerhouse in the comics world.”—Salon

“A primal scream in exquisitely worked gold.”—Polygon on Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons

“López’s pencils are like a breath of fresh air. His style evokes a classic superhero aesthetic while still bringing subtle emotional vulnerability to these characters through strong storytelling and page design.”—Nerds Unchained on Captain Marvel (2014)