From the course: Spotting Logo Trends
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Where transparency could go to next
From the course: Spotting Logo Trends
Where transparency could go to next
- As ingrained and venerate as the transparency trend is I continue to be surprised by the clever thinking of designers that find new ways to evolve it forward. This logo for The Domain and L'Aroma introduce a wispy series of part linear lines and part Gaussian shapes to create an effect we've yet to find a category for but certainly both are captivating. These, on the other hand, are merging with actual photographic images to build a fusion solution. Smart idea. As much a trend as a technique, transparency is evolving but not abandoning the inroads it's made. I think some of the flat overlay solutions are just as effective and engaging as the marks that take on a dramatic 3D persona. All this to suggest that you as a designer should feel comfortable pushing any of these genre we discussed in our next evolution. In the Logo Lounge Trend Report there are better than a dozen trends we've not even mentioned where transparency has found a way to seed its influence. I suspect as we've…
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The transparency trend2m 17s
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History of transparency3m 28s
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When transparency began to fork off3m 1s
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Morphing into overlapping objects3m 10s
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Morphing into geometric dimensional2m 22s
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Morphing into real life dimensional3m 7s
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Where transparency could go to next1m 22s
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