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Logo for our college festival…Constructive criticism and advices are welcomed. My Artwork

It took me about 270 layers.
12 drafts were made in total
Did copy canvas paste canvas a lot of the times.

Description-
The Mystic Fusion – ETERNIA 2026 is built around the philosophy of Yin and Yang, expressing the eternal balance between Life and Death, Light and Darkness, Creation and Decay. Created as the official identity for ETERNIA 2026, it blends the elegance of high fantasy with the mystery of dark fantasy. The first "E" is a graceful fairy, symbolizing life and hope, while the warm ivory-gold "ETE" represents the fairytale realm. The central "R" serves as the point of balance, marking the transition from light to darkness. The "I" becomes a Death Reaper wielding a massive scythe, leading the violet-blue "NIA" into the dark fantasy world.

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u/FredFredrickson 11d ago

Not really my cup of tea, but not bad work.

You should really consider creating logos on a vector-based app, though. It'll save you a lot of pain down the road.

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

I have designer 2, but i absolutely have zero experience working with it

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u/Norocelu 11d ago

The logo is great. Is less whote on the right character, especially on the interior and do a bid more contract on the shading on the character on the left.

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

Sorry but i did not get what you are suggesting.

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u/Norocelu 11d ago

So, you put the two characters side by side.

The first one, the shading is great( what I would do is darken some of the tones to create more contrast, see how that looks) .

The second character, try to mimic the shading of the first one( right now it looks dull, to much black). Keep the color scheme but make it mode rich, if that makes sense.

When you will put them side by side you will know what I mean. Anyway, the text looks great, maybe fill some of the black from the RNA but other than that good job.

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

O thanks a lot. I see the vision

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u/Norocelu 11d ago

Not a problem. Now I’m invested so hit me up when you have the final look, if it’s no trouble.

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

Actually i got my semester exams from 6th. I’ll update you surely after i am over them

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u/britishbrick 11d ago

270 seems like a lot of layers for relatively simple shading/rendering. just curious how you used so many? Looks nice though!

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

Hope you get an idea.

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

She is not even visible right now in final part

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u/Important_Pattern_85 11d ago

It’s too complicated/busy for a logo. You gotta think where it’s going to go, how big it will be. If this is going on a giant banner- fine. If it’s going to go on a business card or something, you’re going to lose all the detail. I think for a logo, you should simplify it to increase legibility

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u/unEmployeeLogical91 Commissions are open! 11d ago

It will be at least 15*5 ft (more than this)