Man Shares A Logo Design A "Professional" Made For Him That He Finds To Be The Worst And People Online Made Better Ones For Him For Free (Videos)
When you request the services of a qualified designer, you expect them to put forth at least a little effort. But this designer is just the worst.
Some logo disasters are so bad they almost feel intentional. That is exactly what Ryan Clark thought after paying $250 for a design that looked more like a rushed text document than a real brand identity.
Ryan, the owner of Dar Amor Bracelets, shared the exchange in a series of TikTok videos after a designer named Tyler sent him a logo that left him stunned. The situation got even messier when the designer later tried to charge more for a better version, and people online quickly jumped in with their own reactions and free logo ideas.
The whole thing turned into a viral callout, and the internet did not hold back. Read on.
Ryan shared how the designer he hired for a fee of $250 attempted to cheat him in a viral TikTok video that got almost 11 million views.
daramorbraceletsThe last version of the renowned "professional" logo Ryan received shocked him.
daramorbraceletsAnd this is what he could actually do himself
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Watch the viral TikTok video below
TikTok users were having none of it, and this is how they responded to what transpired.
Quickly please
kristina_ayumi
Nice
alishyac1
Like what?
anothermolly
Embarrassing
speckled.confusion
I want my money back
shopstitchtheory
Some razzle dazzle
nadaroule
Seriously?
wahhbajack
Dude couldn't be bothered
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Logo minimum
justice.gage
Cheap
gabsis1188
The fact that...
roseccolikeprosecco
Hate to break it
yeosanctuary
In one of the videos that followed, Ryan showed how the designer, Tyler, eventually thought of a nice design for the logo of Dar Amor Bracelets. In any case, the designer then asked for an extra payment of $99 from Ryan, whom he had already ripped off once.
Ryan had a priceless look on his face when he saw the audacity of this supposed designer.
In a subsequent video, Ryan shared a couple of messages between himself and the designer
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Logo design
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I can make another
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Insight on the design process
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The designer was more than bold in the way he attempted to turn things around
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I'm onto you, boy!!!
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Here's the follow-up video
TikTok users were heartless in their judgment and had this to say.
A friend’s emotional plea for a business loan, and the AITA debate over refusing
He's that guy
dei.boy
Worked harder on the email
fishingboatproseeds
Minimal design
dougjusmilf
What!
christinacandycane
Want to know the most outstanding part of this whole situation? The response given by the TikTok users as content creators and internet users was very supportive of the business owner.
The "professional" designer later sent an appropriate version of the logo but needed additional cash from his client
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And this is it...
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He's even asking for an extra charge
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The reply Ryan gave
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Another follow-up video for you to watch
Individuals online couldn't really believe how shameless the designer was being.
sruthivinjamuri29
Like what...
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A rip-off artist
kittendiavolo
Pure gaslighting
kalakeene
Minimalistic to a new level
super_stevie24
Logo design process
mcsantana1
I'm asking this too...
kierstenevan
Pure lazy work
vadi_adv
Another question to ask
shayleeokayy
The guts
potatoqueen802
This is highway robbery
stinkybat
Spread the word
lunalaaaaaaa
What’s more, some of the designers and artists among them went ahead and willingly volunteered to make logos for Dar Amor Bracelets totally free of charge. Could this be strangers doing kind things just to be kind?
Well, that is the sort of healthy content that keeps us returning to the online world.
Ryan was ecstatic when he saw exactly how much support he got from strangers on the internet
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A few graphic designers ventured to make a lot of great logos for his business
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A rough draft
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That was swift
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The energy...
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So nice
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So many to choose from
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Dar Amor
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This is cute
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Here is the final video
Oops, one more to go...
Ryan and his wife, Bia, are both based in Boston, and they established Dar Amor Bracelets as a way to help save dogs on the streets of Mexico. However, they're not selling any items at the moment, but when they do, every purchase will assist in giving street dogs an opportunity to live a better life.
Share your thoughts about this whole situation in the comments below.
Ryan paid $250 for a “professional” logo, then got cheated, so see whether someone should fake a discount to keep a friendship.
