u/Brilliant_Cucumber81

Hi guys,

I'm still learning Illustrator and have hit a snag. I have a document for a client that's inner graphics for a cabin, so large scale print, set over 10 artboards, height of 239cm and varying width of the artboards. Now when I export it, or save as AI PDF it continuously saves them as e.g 2,39cm (10x smaller) - the artboard sizes in the document are still correct, the graphics are vector so they're scalable. I've tried having Gemini walk me through the issue but it's next solution is to increase my artboard sizes by 10x and I'm not convinced that's the correct solution. The document also exported way faster than it should if it were exporting in the correct size. Any advice?

Designers, I'm having some difficulty with a client logo design. One of their major feedbacks is that the concepts don't reflect "innovation". I work in a group with some pretty well-weathered designers, and none of us see this lacking - however I'm curious if we're biased, or missing something. What logos do you guys consider innovative? or what do you think is innovative in a logo?