The Right Way to Use Image Models for Logos
hewarsaber · x · 2026-07-14
The author argues that Fable 5 is not the right model for logo design: it tends to give the "most obvious" solutions. For tasks like logos, image models like GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2 are often more creative because they have been trained on more logo samples.
The suggested workflow is to quickly sketch a rough dog head logo in Figma, use a prompt to let the AI visualize the idea, and then manually vectorize, fix proportions, and refine the details. The core takeaway: you handle the creative direction, while the AI handles rapid execution and trial-and-error.
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