When you ask for the services of a supposedly qualified designer, you expect them to put in at least a bit of effort. You know, not just write your company’s name in Microsoft Word or Google Docs in a simple, generic font. However, that’s exactly what happened when Ryan Clark, the founder of Dar Amor Bracelets, asked for a guy named Tyler to design his logo for 250 dollars.
Tyler sent him back the most low-effort logo we’ve ever seen. There was exactly zero creativity there and Ryan was onto him. In a series of TikTok videos, the client showed some of his and the designer’s emails and demonstrated how some ‘professionals’ hide their laziness behind fancy words. Scroll down to check out the viral videos.
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In a viral video that got nearly 11 million views, Ryan shared how the designer he hired for $250 tried to swindle him
@daramorbracelets I’m still in shock. Did he not think I’d notice? #wtf #confused ♬ Stan Mariano – Sterling Silver
The final version of the ‘professional’ logo Ryan requested shocked him
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Here’s how some TikTok users reacted to what happened
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In one of the follow-up videos, Ryan showed how Tyler eventually came up with a proper design for Dar Amor Bracelets’ logo. However, the designer then wanted an additional payment of 99 dollars from his client which he had already ripped off. Tyler’s look when he saw the audacity of the ‘artist’ was simply priceless.
Unsurprisingly, Ryan’s charisma, humor, and unwillingness to let things slide helped the videos go viral on TikTok. His initial video about the whole logo situation had a whopping 10.8 million views at the time of writing.
But the best part? The TikTok community’s reaction. Internet users and content creators were incredibly supportive of the business owner. Some of the artists among them even took it upon themselves to create logos for Dar Amor Bracelets completely for free. Strangers doing kind things just to be kind? That’s the kind of wholesome content that keeps us returning online.
Boston-based Ryan and his wife, Bia, founded Dar Amor Bracelets as a way to help save street dogs in Mexico. Though they’re not selling any products just yet, when they do, each purchase will help provide street dogs a chance at a better life.
In a follow-up video, Ryan shared a few emails between himself and the designer
@daramorbracelets #greenscreen ♬ use this if youre gay –
The designer was more than shameless in how he tried to spin things
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TikTok users were ruthless in their judgment
The ‘professional’ later sent a proper version of the logo… but wanted more money from his client
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Here’s the video in full
@daramorbracelets #greenscreen #confusedbreakfast ♬ use this if youre gay –
People couldn’t believe how brazen the designer was being
Ryan was over the moon when he saw just how much strangers on the internet supported him
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Some graphic designers went as far as to create a bunch of awesome logos for his business
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You can watch the emotional follow-up videos right here
@daramorbracelets #greenscreen I seriously can’t with all this kindness.
@daramorbracelets #greenscreen which one do you like the best? Keep it positive please
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