Slogan for my portfolio

A reader could make sense of your statement. But it is awkwardly said. I would say something like:

I have no philosophical statement to offer. I let my work speak for me.

Meelis"There is no philosophical slogan about me, let my work do the job."

This could be reduced to e.g. "I don't need slogans. My work speaks for itself".

But it may be worth considering that a statement of this kind would be self-contradicting (and possibly counter-productive). Thus for every reader who found it engagingly paradoxical, a dozen

Thanks a lot for your reply, Doctor D. Your version is much better than mine, of course.

MrPedantic

Meelis"There is no philosophical slogan about me, let my work do the job."

This could be reduced to e.g. "I don't need slogans. My work speaks for itself".

But it may be worth considering that a statement of this kind would be self-contradicting (and possibly counter-productive). Thus for every reader who f

Hello Meelis,

I would say that any reference to slogans would sound a little like a slogan (i.e. "I don't need slogans" is itself a slogan!).

Out of interest, do you happen to know what straplines your competitors use?

All the best,

MrP

Ok, i'll try to translate for you some slogans are used by Estonian graphic design studios.
"Good design is good business"
"Make it real"
"If you have an idea, let's talk about it"
"Let your ideas to fly"
"The father of every good idea is dissatisfaction and the mother is hard-working"

Most of them are "the best ...", "ready to work for you.." and all the rubbish like