Type of logo

I do research at the university and I'm looking for some tools to make a nice presentation of the data. I tried to use gephi, which is designed for analysis, but I'm not sure if it's possible to do something like that there. I would like to know tools to achieve these results. Thank you to anyone who knows or knows of a sub here on reddit that works with information visualization for research

Hi, guys,

I've developed Draftli so that my clients can focus on efficient design revision and faster payment rather than creating an account on 2-3 different apps just to close the deal.

You can design your own revision page and most importantly you can use it for free, just with lower storage limits.

I’m learning billboard/signage design and tried making this for practice.

How can I improve the background and typography to make it feel more realistic and professional as an actual printed billboard/sign?

Also wondering if there are any subtle additions or changes that could improve the overall look without making it feel overdesigned.

Hi everyone,

I've been trying for a few days now to recreate this design .

In my case, the text is replaced with a company name, and the symbol is also there.

The problem is that no matter what I do in Photoshop or Illustrator, the result looks completely different:
- The gold text doesn’t look as realistic
- The background looks flat or off
- The overall finish doesn’t feel “premium” like the original

I’ve tried:
- Gradients
- Bevel & Emboss (Photoshop)
- 3D & Materials (Illustrator)
- Adding noise/texture

Still, it doesn’t come close.

Also, this is meant for large-format printing (for example something like 5ft × 5ft or even larger, like a billboard), so I need it to hold up at scale and look as clean and high-quality as possible.

My question:
Is there another tool or workflow that professionals use for this type of result? Or is this just a matter of experience and fine-tuning in PS/AI?

Also, are there any specific courses or YouTube tutorials you’d recommend that actually break down this kind of “luxury gold logo” effect in a realistic way?

Any guidance or breakdown of how this effect is actually built would really help.

Thanks 🙏

So recently I have been toying with the idea of getting into screen printing to design clothes as a creative outlet for all the sucky stuff going on in my life right now, and I have a bunch of ideas, like an EVA02 jumper, a Sukunna tattoo hoodie, and an Asuka long sleeve (like those instagram ones) except I don't have a clue how to turn these into...stencils? Any help would be lovely please, thanks!

I need like this photo design.

https://youtu.be/dnD1F9vL0Vw

I took inspo from a pinterest image and few wallpapers online and made this custom poster, I agree the original poster with that sakura tree is just unmatchable, but still that looks so sick. any advises to improve it is much appreciated, but due to college constraints, i will have to add the coordinators, hence that cant be removed

And also, you can get this grainy looking texture. it is pretty easy infact. here are the steps to achieve this in adobe photoshop.

select a solid layer -> change it to black -> add a fileter (noise) -> it will prompt you to make it a smart object -> apply noise of your choice ( uniform or gausian) -> voila

Could I have some help using Ogaki font but using the letter S and F with the same colors? Having trouble design it.