Exclusive path to a gallery of logos and labels

This second working fortnight of July, the opportunity arose to make a compilation of images, related to the design of various logos and labels created by Vegworks¹ for more than a decade and a half.

It is interesting to observe how such tasks, perhaps deserving of possible recognition, can be almost “forgotten” or left aside.
Reasons are varied, but “distractions” are probably the main one for this to happen, as a result of some “weakness” in the labor field, “for not having remained constant in the matter²…”
However, here are some of them. Others are out there being used in a corporate image, others in a folder. 
This activity, the creation and design of logos and labels, is on the list of Vegworks services and is one of the favourite tasks and activities, for which we have reinforced skills.

Most of the strokes are combined with everyday experiences. Some carry in large part an essence of what could be called “part of mythology”, messages transmitted by the sea, by the beach and by tropical atmospheres. They are the combination of experiences, skills and requests by customers.

Since each image or information placed on a single web page causes the site to become increasingly heavy and it takes time to render on the Web, an external gallery has been created so that this site remains light and immediately at your disposal when you call it. 
At the same time, you may not know the external service in which the exclusive collection is hosted, but if you do know it, you can be sure that the site continues to be an advanced professional tool for tasks such as those that we arduously carry out here. Maybe at some point you can see your project as part of our portfolio, on the platform. It would be a pleasure for Vegworks to support you with this.

Without much more to say, hoping you like the compilation, here is the path: https://adobe.ly/3XVMtfG

¹ Some images are still branded by what was once Etsomedia, before starting using Vegworks Graphics name. This does not violate any rights, since all the images have been created by the same author (VgWs-CEO).

² Lots of “distractions” have been almost forced by having to act in extreme situations, such as those mentioned in the “Processing-Post”.