/r/logodesign
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Working on this for a client. They go for a walk then go get drinks. The group was named the sip and stroll society. This combines the sip with the straw and the stroll with the shoe and shoe lace. Something is nagging me about the shoelace portion. Any thoughts on how to finish it off ?
I've tweaked it for different purposes - the blue outline with blue circle is for mailer boxes which are all white, and the shadow is for just general use on white backgrounds digitally or in print (is such variation ok, or is inconsistency something to be avoided?). I've also included a banner of sorts.
I also might wish to include a slogan but not sure how to compliment the current font choices - and whether or not/how the slogan can be integrated.
Thank you for your time and any advice.
I don't know why I care so much to make a post but this has stumped me since I noticed it.
Was this intentional or was it some artifact that made it all the way through the brand process? It just seems out of place unless I'm missing something.
Hi everyone! I’m working on a university project that involves gathering public opinions on my concept logos. I’d really appreciate it if you could take a moment to vote in the poll and let me know which one you prefer. Thanks so mu
I had a handyman side gig years ago and came up with this logo. It was such an "Ah ha" moment that I have to get other's thoughts... Yeah or nay?
I am on android i want help
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Hello guys,
I'm a hobbyist and a total newbie in graphics. I'd like to add something, that I can call a logo, to my devices to not leave them totally anonymous . I've a domain, from were I get logo name, and need an application thumbnail.
I wanted something really simple that postpone to website.
Since I don't have design backgrounds, I don't know if it's visually pleasing or readable by font dimension, thickness or color palette. Really like light orange and blue, seems to me also readable on black/dark gray background (the only I've). But it's not like a classic SAMSUNG, ASUS, and so one printed on devices only in white, maybe seems more a toys logo?
On reference picture I've made two different thickness of the font (upper are thinner).
The X with a small blue leg seems maybe more compact and clear, just worry if seems more like an Y .
The little white . was a test, I don't know if in blue color can be too small and less visible to be missed .
I'm looking for your preferences and advices! This is not professional logo and it's for personal use, but I don't want it to be too bad!
Thanks!
p.s. I don't really know how to upload correct colours, file is in CYMK but generated jpg is RGB , totally different colours on design program, that are different from windows preview that are also different from chrome. Added palette as reference.
In my country, we have a saying: "The house of the woodworker has no door." It means someone is offering something to others but hasn’t done it for themselves.
I founded a small company called "OBM" 10 years ago that specializes in graphic design and branding, motion design, and web development. Ironically, I’ve created countless logos for clients but never made one for myself. There are a few reasons for this:
Recently, I sketched a small symbol that I find interesting (description in the image), and I’d love your feedback on it. Also, I’m wondering whether I should change my company’s commercial name to something cooler, funnier, or more descriptive of what I do—or if "OBM" is fine as it is. After all, IBM is a massive company with a not-so-sexy name!
I had this designed a good few years back, can’t can’t seem to find the files to use it in invoices, can anyone help me out? Would be nice to get estd changed to est too.
I created this from a fake brief on an Instagram post. It's for a seafood restaurant named "Harbour". I made a version with and without text depicting its name and it's the slogan "the ultra-fresh seafood experience". I would have posted it on the brief, but it ended in 2022. I used Canva, like many of my other projects. What do you think needs to be worked on? I'm an amateur designer, so I need all the help I can get.
The </> signifies HTML coding, I letter spaced so it comes together. Just want to get any feedback before I put it on the web and mobile apps. Thanks 🙏
Hi. I’m a voice artist and looking to rebrand. Would like some feedback on this logo.
I mostly voice commercials and corporate stuff but also want to get into more video game and character work. I wanted a logo that says professional and fun, relatable and recognizable.
What stands out? What do you see?
Take a dump on me if necessary. All feedback welcome and appreciated.
Hi everyone,
I’m working on a logo for a company that makes wooden chairs, and I could really use some advice. The company name starts with the letter "K," and the idea is to incorporate the shape of a chair into the "K" for a simple and clean design.
The logo will eventually consist of a symbol and typography, but right now I’m stuck on the symbol part. I’m struggling to design something where both the chair and the "K" are clear and recognizable. I’m also undecided about whether it should work in positive or negative space.
I’m not very experienced with logo design, so I’d appreciate any tips, sketches, or references to similar logos for inspiration. Thanks!!
Hello designers.
so i have no experience on logo design and i asked chatgpt to create a one for me.
what do you think of it? is it good? should i go along with it?
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