David Potter Design

28/11/2025

LOGO FLASH SALE — £95

Need a new logo that actually looks professional?

I’m opening a limited run of bespoke logo design slots.
Perfect for small businesses, pubs, clubs, events, trades, and community groups.

You’ll get
• Two strong concepts
• Unlimited tweaks until you’re happy
• Full files for print, web, Facebook and signage
• Fast turnaround

If you want one, send me a message or comment below.

Simple as that.

20/11/2025

13/10/2025

🧡 From the Attic to Amazing! 🧡

This one started life as a faded old treasure buried away in the attic — now it’s glowing like it was taken yesterday!

📸 Before:
• Faded and grainy
• Yellowed lighting
• Washed-out detail
• The kind of photo you’d squint at and say “is that Uncle who?”

🎨 After:
• Bright, crisp, 8K perfection
• Natural skin tones back where they belong
• Detail restored in every stitch, smile, and sofa pattern
• Looks like a brand-new family portrait

✨ Restored by David Potter Design
Bringing attic memories back to life — one pixel at a time.

25/08/2025

Back in the day, before vector software and fancy AI tools, designers used something called a circle grid. It’s a traditional method where shapes are built using overlapping circles to make sure everything is balanced and in proportion.

These grids might look complicated, but they show the thought and craft that go into a logo. Every curve, line, and angle is worked out by hand using geometry, not just guessed or auto-generated.

Even now, some of us still like to show the circle grid alongside a finished design. It’s a way of proving that the work was properly designed, not thrown together by AI. It shows the skill, planning, and the old-school craft that sits behind a clean, modern logo.

02/10/2024

Font Matters!

25/12/2023

The best Christmas present in the world!! Thank you Lily-Mai Potter I love you ###

22/07/2023

Logo's. Evolve.

20/07/2023

Is AI graphic manipulation going to take over the graphics industry? 🤔 here are 3 photos of me manipulated with AI with the original photo in the comments. What are your thoughts?

02/04/2023

“a person's perception of a product, service, experience, or organisation.”