Starting a New Line/Brand Feedback Thread

ripping the font DPI uses is sus as fuck
and the whole 8 ball thing is played out this season

be more original please, it has potential

Things are bit ass-backwards in this thread as of late... people are expecting elaborate design feedback from those with little to no design background whatsoever. Without knowing the background of the person providing said criticism, there's much speculation as to the validity of the feedback you are receiving. There are several apparel design sites and forums across the web with members seasoned in their respective fields and genres. You will gain and grow much more through obtaining their input than you would by kicking your ideas around in circles on HB.

Please do get serious feedback on both your designs and logos before throwing large amounts of money towards materials and printing. You'll save more money ensuring your foundation is solid before creating product than you would by printing runs of half-assed design and failed concepts. While there is a good number of well-executed products and ideas in this thread, there are even more god-awful attempts. Remember that it does cost money to make money. Hiring professionals with the technical ability to successfully mold your brand can very well be a necessary expense, one that stands to be recouped many times over through retailing a cohesive line of quality product.

Honestly, looks like something I would see on a Hallmark card...
I guess its not a bad aesthetic but its a bit corny to me.

Thanks for you comment ,if it the picture your worried about looking "hallmarky" it was a really quick shoot, kind of a spur of the moment thing,

Hey whats up , I am new to Hypebeast dot com .
I am currently working on my brands site and "image"
I would love to hear some feed back on what i have so far what you guys think!
Im not gonna put everything i have up because I want the
website release to be all unseen photography.

so here is some basic stuff...

This was a quick shoot i did with my boy Jormen with one of my shirts.





My Promotional Video


let me know what you think on my personal account:
twitter - @MichaelAnolasco
instagram- @Mikenolasco

ripping the font DPI uses is sus as fuck
and the whole 8 ball thing is played out this season

be more original please, it has potential

If you want to rip on somebody for using that font at least do your research, N.W.A.'s "Straight Outta Compton" used the font on the cover and came out in 1988.

I'm dropped a collab with LA streetwear brand "Stay Dirty" its a limited release on the capsule. Tees, Crewnecks, Decks, and free stickers with every order. Scope the previews below and and let me know feedback and pick something up if you fuck with it

you can check out the other artwork ive done here www.jasonseife.com

Here is a preview of the collab as well

it looks dope but come on, it's look to freaking much like givenchy or something else that kanye would wear. Try making some more original designs. im not hatin though i really like the way it looks, i just think you should make something of your own.

Things are bit ass-backwards in this thread as of late... people are expecting elaborate design feedback from those with little to no design background whatsoever. Without knowing the background of the person providing said criticism, there's much speculation as to the validity of the feedback you are receiving. There are several apparel design sites and forums across the web with members seasoned in their respective fields and genres. You will gain and grow much more through obtaining their input than you would by kicking your ideas around in circles on HB.

Please do get serious feedback on both your designs and logos before throwing large amounts of money towards materials and printing. You'll save more money ensuring your foundation is solid before creating product than you would by printing runs of half-assed design and failed concepts. While there is a good number of well-executed products and ideas in this thread, there are even more god-awful attempts. Remember that it does cost money to make money. Hiring professionals with the technical ability to successfully mold your brand can very well be a necessary expense, one that stands to be recouped many times over through retailing a cohesive line of quality product.

new logo, first design that will be used on shirts.