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So I know this is super low quality, I'm not a graphic designer, just been playing around with tools on canva.. trying to get a look and feel down before passing it on to a designer after multiple failed attempts.. Business name redacted..Any and All feedback appreciated!
Hi, for my school subject i have to create a brand my group went for the fashion industry. we went for the name Morzino which is aimed towards Italian and we are trying to make it a bit luxurious. I created a few different logo's/styles to this post feedback is appreciated.
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In the middle of the nevada desert near the big dunes, a music festival just for influencers starts.
The logo's wavy typography reflects the fluid and natural shapes of sand dunes, capturing the essence of a desert landscape. The bold design conveys energy and freedom, resonating with the dynamic atmosphere of a festival in the desert.
My friends decided to make their own CrossFit home gym after their local gym closed down and about 8 of us have taken this as a good motivation to start working out together. Some of them joked that the 'gym' (just their garage - but it's nicely kitted out) should be named A-S-S, with each letter standing for a word. I was asked to design a logo we could paint on the wall inside the garage.
The brief was 'Can you come up with a logo we can paint on the wall? We want to call it ASS.' So I made my own brief. I want it to be funny, subtle, with a throwback vibe. In this concept, the Ss are supposed to look like an ass.
I quite like it, but I know there's room for improvement. I then figured if I could make something that looks professional enough, I could make t-shirts as a funny Christmas gift for all the folks who come out.
I'd love feedback.
Edit: If anyone can explain how I get the image to show in the feed, instead of just the link, I'd appreciate it.
Playing around with some ideas for a professional logo for my new branding business - Kelsall creative
Looking for any sort of feedback or critique, still a WIP
Mind the low quality image, lost my file after taking this photo..
This is a logo I did for a request on r/freedesign for a store selling supplements like protein powder, creatine, vitamins, and more. Do you have any feedback on how to make it better?
Okay, so my friend’s veteran dad recently opened a barbershop, and his daughter made this logo. It’s cool and all, but now they’re trying to put it on shirts, and realized it just… doesn’t look right
They’re low on funds, so I thought I’d step in and help. I downloaded Photoshop and watched a couple YouTube videos on design, thinking how hard can it be? Turns out, the answer is veryy. I wanted to surprise them with some shirts for Christmas, but right now, the only surprise is how bad I am at this :/ Please roast the logo, roast me, whatever you like, I just really need advice on how to make it less awkward on a T-shirt and more like something people might actually want to wear. I’d appreciate any feedback!
I’ll start, I hate this logo with a passion. One-eyed Fox, ear, moon, tail?
Modulus is mathematical term which calculates the absolute value. Hence the brackets. Any recommendations on the font would be appreciated as well!
One last edit for this draft before i refine it for print. Thoughts?
*Don't class this as a success story. More sharing knowledge, but the flair was the most relevant I could find.
I've been lucky enough to somehow figure out how to freelance successfully as a brand designer for 13 years now.
This video shares the 5 levels of callings I faced at each stage of my little branding agencies growth and how I level up along the way.
Hopefully this can help someone else advance more quickly:
*And just a pre-note for anyone saying this is a post to try and get views on my YouTube channel, I'm posting this to try and help people.
Yes we sell courses and products. But if you want to watch the video for free then not buy anything, then that's compeletely fine.
We give away courses to people who can't afford them on a daily basis, so it's not about the money. It's an ecosystem where every cent gets reinvested back into creating content and resources to help brand / logo designers.
If you already know everything and just want to be negative, feel free. But if you have an open mind and want to learn something new, feel free to check it out.
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Good day, I am slightly annoyed / irritated at the time of writing this. So, I recently discovered that the logo a graphic designer I had tasked to create for me was heavily "inspired" if not fully plagiarized from another company’s logo in the same line of business.
I have since made some tweaks to the logo options that the graphics designer had furnished me, and the logo looks slightly different now.
However, since becoming aware of its origins, I want to ensure it is unique and distinguishable, which kind of hurts because I was rather comfortable with the way that my logo had turned out.
I’d love some advice or suggestions on how to modify the design further while somewhat maintaining its identity. I have attached my current design; the design i was given by the graphics designer and the design from the company he plagiarized from for added context.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
EDIT: So, I have made the decision to completely change course and elect a new name / logo for my company, but I really do want to keep the core of Navi in it. Even if i don't use the Firefly emblem itself to avoid a lawsuit from Nintendo, I just want to have the name Navi remain.
So far I have come up with "Navi Pixel" How are you guys feeling about that one?
Regular Variant of My Current Logo Design
Dark Variant of My Current Logo Design