/r/logodesign
A place to discuss logos and their design. Please read the rules of this sub before posting.
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How to get design ideas for Logo.
Help needed Guys.
If I try to design something. My mind becomes blank. I can't able to get ideas. Or I can't portray those ideas.
06:30 UTC
Is this bad?
I did change it to Luxe instead of Lux.
05:10 UTC
Review my logos
still need to buy domain name for website
02:45 UTC
What do you think of this thrash metal band logo design for the band called' Psychotic Realm'? More designs: https://thermometerarts.com
01:40 UTC
Any suggestions on how to make it better?
Looking for a way to make this better. I’ve looked over it for hours. Just unsure. Any help would be appreciated.
It’s a corporate logo for a construction company.
00:53 UTC
I have been working on branding a media company for a little while. and this is the name and logo I have whipped up. I want to use Mango but "Mango media" is too generic. Mango Mile is okay, but I am open to new ideas. please please put your thoughts below! Thanks, I look forward to reading them😊
23:57 UTC
Hello! I am new to this subreddit and am just looking for some critique on a class assignment. Any feedback is welcomed! (Ignore my watermark)
23:01 UTC
National tourism organizations in European countries
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20:15 UTC
How do you like my App logo for my book app ReadHero?
19:26 UTC
Roast this logo, super hard. some small business near to where I used to live. Good owners, but this design is just a ..
19:11 UTC
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but not every logo has to be a clever mashup of 2-3 symbols.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s really cool when done in a clever way. But I’m seeing it more and more, and it’s starting to feel overdone. A lot of logo designers seem to think their only job is to take all the concepts and make one symbol that represents them all. It’s okay for logos to be abstract, convey just one concept, or ever be a very fitting wordmark with no symbol. Logo design doesn’t have to be some kind of puzzle game by default.
18:31 UTC
To STUDY this world
Hi, i’m new to this world and i wanted to ask you what are the “to absolutely buy” books about logo design. I want books that go from just the creative process to how to deal with clients, the history of logo design etc. whatever book comes to mind that you think it’s top notch. Merci!!!!!!! I’m leaving here a cute emoji 🎴
18:28 UTC
Yet another reimagining of the Spotify logo
I designed this iteration of the Spotify logo to fix what bugs me about the current logo. This was just for fun. I designed it a couple of years ago. Not sure I'd use the same font again. But I do like that it gives it a bit of flair and contrasts to the very structured icon.
17:50 UTC
Thoughts on the Max 9 logo? Sign of the times or..? (Node based audio programing framework)
15:59 UTC
Please critique - how could this be improved?
We want to use B&V as a monogram logo for our brand. For the sake of anonymity let's call it Bernard & Vega (names of the company directors). We are a modelling agency. We are a boutique agency with a personal touch but we want to inspire confidence. The work we usually get is in the TV and film industry. Thank you!
15:30 UTC
I tried tweaking the original North West Airlines logo, here’s what I found.
I’ve always liked the original (1987) North West Airlines logo, how its an N and an implied W and a compass pointing North West. I think it works really well! It’s just always bugged me that the arrow wasn’t a more perfect extension of the W, the angles don’t quite line up. Also if we’re looking at just the compass part, the arrow isn’t extending from the exact middle of the circle. Small things, but I thought I’d try and see what it’d look like if everything was a little more geometrically aligned.
Looking at both now, I think I prefer the original. The N is just nicer, probably because its an actual font. I also think it has more implied movement and a better balance of negative space.
ANYWAY this was a fun little experiment and thought I’d share. Would love to hear your thoughts!
15:27 UTC
Do you see a letter A here in the logo icon?
I asked to combine Dental Icon "tooth" with letter A, and here I made it. I feel doubtful with it. If you have any advices, please just leave it in the comment. Thanks
13:57 UTC
Are monograms logos always acceptable or there are situations where they should be avoided?
Hello all!
I am in the process of designing a logo for a brand who’s name is Surname+business, so something like Smith Landscaping. Because it’s not a name+surname or word link, I wanted to avoid using a monogram, so I only included element of the beginning letter only of their surname in an abstract logo.
But I am wondering is my logic good in not wanting to go the monogram route? Please share your thoughts.
Thanks!
13:49 UTC
Thoughts on my logo
It’s supposed to be an angelic eye
13:35 UTC
Re: Fun Logo I Made for a Gelato Place 🍦
I saw a couple queries and concerns about the use case of the work I posted - just thought I’d share a quick snap of it in one of many planned uses! Making for a nice stamp
13:05 UTC
Recently, I showed a sign with a dino and the letter E, many people wrote that they saw a similarity with the letter D, and many were confused by the slit near the neck. Well, since this sign was not for the client, I can do anything with it, so here is the new version.
06:01 UTC
What’s your secret to getting better at logos? Logo creative blocks
I have been a designer for...wow 10 years but logos are something I enjoy doing once I get an idea going but it's the getting to that I struggle...I am fine with reviewing the data and researching competitors..creating a nice moodboard but the steps in between I struggle with. Any tips?
I have a couple projects on the go now and feeling so stuck and blocked 😅 should I just give up on trying to design logos?
05:53 UTC
Logo Designers - I'm Researching Communication Challenges with Clients
[Discussion] Freelance Designers: How Do You Handle Client Brief Challenges?
Hey freelance community!
As a logo designer, I'm researching how freelancers manage client communications and briefs. We all know the struggle of translating "make it modern" into actual design elements.
Looking for 5-minute insights on:
- Your client brief processes
- Frequent communication hurdles
- Solutions you've found effective
https://forms.gle/UzAe5GrXNzfKUL157
Results will be shared to help improve our freelance workflows.
Edit: This is independent research from a fellow freelancer, not affiliated with any company.
#freelancedesign #clientrelations #designbusiness
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