u/Zenithwxz

I wanted to share my latest design project: a high-end futuristic compression shirt. My goal was to move away from basic activewear and create something that feels like a modern, tactical armor piece while maintaining a sharp, clean silhouette.

I wanted to share a recent redesign process I went through for an eagle emblem concept.

• The "Before" felt a bit unbalanced in terms of line weight, and the geometry wasn’t scaling properly for clean merchandise applications or small watermarks.
• The "After" was all about refining the alignment, sharpening the geometric lines, and bringing in that sense of premium sobriety and elite discipline.

I worked hard on making the negative space cleaner and ensuring the emblem feels aggressive yet high-end.

I’d love to get your professional critique on the geometric balance and how the anatomy of the eagle reads now compared to the first version. Is the line weight consistent enough for embroidery or screen printing?

Looking forward to your honest feedback!

I recently designed this logo for a programmer client who goes by MPG. He wanted a visual identity that blends a sharp "gamer/coding" aesthetic with a casual, modern twist.

Concept:

• I went with a heavy, angular custom typography to capture that gaming/tech energy.
• Added the cap element on the 'G' to give it a unique, personalized character.

I'd love to get your thoughts on the balance, letter spacing (kerning), and overall execution. What would you tweak to make it even cleaner?