Profile for Gigguli - How bad a designer are you?

Gigguli aka Armas Hundén is a 21.84 year old boy, has been a member since November 5, 2007, has scored 9,202 submissions, giving an average score of 1.80, helping 396 designs get printed.

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Nov 18 '10 by Gigguli
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How bad a designer are you?

This is just something too good to pass up on.

How Low Can You Logo, is a logo design contest to seek out simply the worst logo, to meet the utmost demanding and controversial directions of the client, the fictional Excellencico company:

"Our logo needs to be simple and yet detailed, complex yet spare. We prefer that the logo convey the forward-thinking nature of our company without looking too futuristic or flashy but we also don�t want anything too conservative or neutral. "Just right" is the vibe we are looking for. We believe that "e" best defines our unique approach and core company culture. We�re very drawn to the colors one finds in a rainbow but color wheels are a significant turn-off. I have attached a picture of our puppy. We don�t want the puppy incorporated into the logo but we do want you to capture her spirit and attitude and expect that to be conveyed through design elements."

Surely there has to be some Threadless-designer here, who can show the world, how ugly is done with style and class.

Remember, the most disliked logo wins.

EricaTheRed on Nov 18 '10 at 10:11pm

lol, this sounds like fun

francobolli on Nov 18 '10 at 10:34pm

lol... That's pretty funny.

I once had someone commission me to do their logo / business identity. They wanted to start a creative studio... so why get me to do their logo?!... good question, who knows...

Name? Brainfluid. Styles had to be preferably derivative of Adidas, Lacoste, Death Metal, Tribal artwork and within the realm of Christianity good taste.

I should have run away, there and then, but I was young and stupid. Dozens and dozens of options and revisions later, we agreed to disagree and I buggered off task incomplete. Learnt my lesson.