
Christina Hall redesigns a Canva logo by experimenting with typeface, swapping in brown and pink, adding star sparkles with vector distort tools, and drawing a stylized cake motif to keep the playful brand feel.
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This isn't the maximalism that you think it is. It's busy. It's not a logo. It's a piece of graphic artwork. I found this typeface the other day. I want to give it a try. We're keeping a similar type style. The original brand was playful, so I want to bring some movement in to get that playfulness. I'm sure someone's gonna have a problem with this. I've grabbed the sort of brown color coming from here. I kind of want to see what it looks like with this pink. It's a bit too baby pink for me. I'm into these stars. They're very trendy, but I think they could have a place here. I'm gonna put some in. My favorite star trick, Distort, transform, pucker and bloat. And we will bring it down. I really love the simplicity of this, and the sparkles are just giving it that little extra zhuzh. This is probably how I would leave it. It's clean, it's beautiful, it's playful. However, I know you guys want cake or candy in this, so I'm gonna comply. Draw something like this to get the original vibe of the brand in there, but it's going to be a bit more stylized. I drew a little something. I'm gonna put it on top of the sea.
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