DUhamzy

Incognito Designer | Visual Consultant | Brand Strategist | Science Double Major

Love the game and the craft 🏀 speak of me May 17*

[Paul Brown @0xQuasark]

This is hands down the best explanation of meditation I've ever seen 🤯

[Annie🦋 @DabereNnamani]

How to Become a Data Analyst- A Step-by-Step Guide on the Board.

[Learn Doctor @Iearndoctor]

What happens to all those sperm if you don’t ejaculate? 😳👀

[Priestly @PriestlyKing111]

Not all porn stars are humans!

Shocking revelation from Ngoni Rivete

[💎King David The 1st💎 @DKryptoKing]

You can just be peacefully minding your business and life threatening problem will locate you.

[NOAH | Brand Curator @amixaura]

B2B Thursday.

Kids Grove Designs.

[Robbie Tilton @robbietilton]

I built a Photoshop-like image editor. It’s called Compositor.

https://t.co/5EMXCgaWI1

I originally built it for myself to get off my Adobe subscription, but decided to release it for free and make it open source. It has all the essential tools I need for compositing, with none of the BS.

I know this workflow is kind of archaic in 2026, but I’m still using it until AI can actually get pixel-perfect on some of the details.

The entire app is 12MB. Photoshop is 6,455MB on my machine.

[TINA BROWN | LOGO QUEEN @realtinabrown_]

A 3D mockup is not a logo.

It’s just a mockup used to help you visualize how your logo could look in the real world.

And no, not every logo needs to look 3D, shiny or embossed to be a “good logo.”

There are different types of logos, and each one communicates differently. The right choice often depends on your brand strategy, industry, audience and the message you want the brand to pass.

Here are some common logo types:

1. Wordmark
A logo made entirely from the brand name, usually through a carefully designed type treatment.

Think Google, Coca-Cola, Netflix.

Best when the brand name itself is something you want people to remember.

2. Lettermark
Uses initials or abbreviated letters instead of the full name.

Think IBM, CNN, HBO.

Useful when the full brand name is long or the initials already have recognition.

3. Monogram
A symbol created from one or more letters, often intertwined or stylised.

It can give a brand a more personal, refined or established feel.

4. Symbol / Pictorial mark
A visual symbol that represents the brand without necessarily spelling out the name.

Think Apple or Lacoste.

This requires strong visual thinking because the symbol needs to become associated with the brand.

5. Abstract mark
Instead of showing an obvious object, the logo uses an abstract shape to communicate an idea, feeling or concept.

This gives you more room to create something distinctive and strategic.

6. Mascot
A character becomes the face of the brand.

Great for brands that want to feel friendly, playful, energetic or highly relatable. E.g KFC

7. Combination mark
A symbol and wordmark are used together.

This gives the brand flexibility because you can use them together or separately depending on the application.

8. Emblem
The logo has text and imagery contained within a shape or badge.

Often seen in institutions, schools, clubs, automotive brands and organisations that want a traditional or authoritative feel.

So when you’re choosing a logo, the question shouldn't just be:

“Which one looks nice?”

Ask:

“What type of logo best communicates what this brand stands for?”

Because a logo isn't just something you put on a mockup.

It is a strategic visual asset of the brand.

And yes, sometimes the right answer is not the trendiest logo type.

I remain Tina Brown, A strategic brand designer and I’m always out here rooting for your success.

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@Charlexgraphix How do you rate the speed and ability to get acquitted with blender compared to other creative tools like Photoshop or After Effect

[Agu Charles | Ads & Motion Designer @Charlexgraphix]

Created something similar on Blender

[Agu Charles | Ads & Motion Designer @Charlexgraphix]

I love illustrations

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@realtinabrown_ Lol so thats how everyone entered THE ARK and left me? Delay isn't denial. Hope there's still a spot? If there's non i can take yours. Hamzy here, the incognito designer, a relic of the industry. He that coined the color theory and invented gradient mapping. Extend the red carpet

[Teegrafix💥🍭 | Brand Identity Designer @Somtee05]

Wrapping up the month with these beauties after a long post drought🙌🏻❤️✨

Happy new month in advance fams😘🎉

[Men of Purpose @Men_Of_Purpose]

This is how two emotionally mature people fix things...❤️

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@StephanieInii Its called oldage....

[Rich Baird @RichBaird]

Resources for designers I’ve built over the last decade.

1. https://t.co/NZfdFk474l
2. https://t.co/6PizA3omM6
3. https://t.co/tvKC8Y9rHh
4. https://t.co/VW1VtK56Pm
5. https://t.co/kLHMcWMFvI

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@epic_graphic001 @Brandox_dsgn Bro how did u do the light rays? Can Photoshop do that?

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@Dharnyelpeter You're blessed my bro

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@KilobyteGraphix Pause and Read. Graphic designer is both an artist and a technician.

[DUhamzy @du_hamzy]

@JOLT_xx @KilobyteGraphix Absolutely. Thesame way Ui Ux is classified as tech, you can pick out graphics design and say its non tech when Ui Ux falls under Graphics design. Please let's be informed