Name is Mrinal Jain i am designer and its my passion i am not professional but when it comes to work the work i did is more then professional already created a bunch of logos for an organisation(name cannot be revealed) and they really liked my work from designing to animation i have a skill experience of about 2 years in Adobe After Effects, 5 years in wondershare filmora and 2 years in Adobe photoshop & illustrator. Worked also for an art studio in my hometown for designing logos fro local shops and vendors.
Services I offer are :
1. 3D bomb pack :- in this logos are 3d animated for time duration of 10 seconds(Here all formats are provided).
2. 3D Short pack :- In this logos are 3d style animated for more like a gif.
3. 2D Rocket pack :- for 2d style in dept logo structure to everyting except motion is been provided in this pack
4. 2D Short pack :- Only 2d logos are designed in this pack.
Small bit of information about why logo is important (GYANN)
Attention spans are short these days – especially consumers’.
As things stand, companies have about 2 seconds to convince potential customers that their products are worth any consideration.
A logo can quickly grab viewers’ attention and communicate a company’s core values in an interesting way. That short attention span – you know, the one that causes consumers to judge your business by its appearance – can work to your advantage, if you have a solid logo to speak for your company.
You have one chance to get this right.
A logo is a company’s first introduction to consumers. If designed well, it can pique the interest of the public and invite them to learn more about the company; if not, you’ve just alienated a potential customer base and basically tanked your business.
(We’re kidding – sort of.)
This first impression is your way to immediately communicate ownership over the product(s) you sell or niche you dominate.
Do you offer women’s basketballs with an enhanced grip? Is your financial advice particularly helpful for solopreneurs? Your logo introduces your company as an authority in your professional space from the get-go.
Successful branding is about telling a story that will influence customers’ emotions – plain and simple.
And, while it’s true that logo design is only a part of a company’s brand, it serves as the foundation for the entire narrative on which the brand is built.
Colors, tones, fonts – all of this is determined by the story you’re trying to tell, and your logo sets the stage for this story.
These elements will later translate from your logo onto all of your branding materials – letterheads, business cards, landing pages, you name it – creating a concrete, marketable brand identity.
Logos are a point of identification; they’re the symbol that customers use to recognize your brand. Ideally, you’ll want people to instantly connect the sight of your logo with the memory of what your company does – and, more importantly, how it makes them feel, Because a good logo is a visual, aesthetically pleasant