Hellenik:: Airbus A350-900ULR

I mean the brand has all the cliche Greek stuff, but idk how ''Greek'' it actually feels. You should also try to come up with a different name (I know people use the same name sometimes, but still it's a plus for creativity). Livery-wise I think the engine pattern should go. It doesn't fit planes with rare exceptions (I tried and failed to do it as well). Other than that this is a pretty good effort.

Sidenote: Why do you always use the same aircraft for every brand of yours? Not a criticism, but I always wonder

Thanks.

A good tip is don’t put patterns on engines

LOL, yeah, that's full of Greek clichés, I know, lol... regarding the name, I know "Hellenic" had been largely used among that country's former airlines, but with the final K is a plus, since this letter is genuine Greek and it can also sound "Nike", that means "victory" in Greek (and from where that famous shoes industry got its name). Wondering here if I should rename it "Hellenike". I agree that engine pattern is risky and, in this case, it didn't come up well, I know. Just wondering with what I could replace it.

And the use of the same aircraft is called laziness... lol! :-) I will try to diversify, I swear! :-)

Many thanks for your notes.

I mean the brand has all the cliche Greek stuff, but idk how ''Greek'' it actually feels. You should also try to come up with a different name (I know people use the same name sometimes, but still it's a plus for creativity). Livery-wise I think the engine pattern should go. It doesn't fit planes with rare exceptions (I tried and failed to do it as well). Other than that this is a pretty good effort.

 

Sidenote: Why do you always use the same aircraft for every brand of yours? Not a criticism, but I always wonder

This has A LOT of potential. I'd suggest changing the font and positioning but other then that, its pretty solid. 

Many thanks! 

This has A LOT of potential. I'd suggest changing the font and positioning but other then that, its pretty solid.