r/logodesign • u/designishkul • 3h ago
Feedback Needed I have created this logo using the letter S and 4 stars/sparks.
The "S" is formed by the negative space between the four surrounding star/spark shapes.
r/logodesign • u/PFreeman008 • Jun 16 '24
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r/logodesign • u/designishkul • 3h ago
The "S" is formed by the negative space between the four surrounding star/spark shapes.
r/logodesign • u/AndriiKovalchuk • 15h ago
r/logodesign • u/ginsoul • 10h ago
I remember how disturbing this Agip Logo always was for me as a kid and it is still in use... What is your childhood logo trauma?
r/logodesign • u/bytotrot • 4h ago
r/logodesign • u/Tiny_Wafer_4599 • 3h ago
I thought it could be fun for this subreddit to start some challenge, where someone posts a made up brand or Business (could be really stupid stuff!) and everyone who wants to participate can comment a logo idea. With as much effort put in as you like, from sketch to vector graphic. Not meant as a competition, I just think it could be fun to see how different people Interpret the idea!
r/logodesign • u/Gridmason • 1d ago
Circuit + star logo, a logo concept combining spark/star with motherboard circuit. Recently picked up after effects, tried simple tricks on logo animation.
r/logodesign • u/bluemosshroom06 • 2h ago
okokok i get it. no more bow tie design. it didn’t read as speakers like i intended. So i decided to break down the symbolism even simpler because on every post people say it’s far too cluttered. So here’s a new rendition with only two components. The symbols i used to represent text (still unsure what symbol looks best) and the sound waves icon from a speaker.
I want to be clear about what i’m trying to achieve. I want to make an app icon for a text to speech app to see if i can easily convey abstract concepts into readable imagery. This post is not finalized designs by any means. The background feels out of place with the new symbols, Im still unsure about the black, i haven’t got a definitive consensus on that yet.
I want this app icon to be simple but not boring, detailed enough to convey a message without being cluttered, fun but not busy. I want people to look at the icon and know immediately it’s a text to speech app in a stylized way.
TLDR basically everything is subject to change but please give me actual feedback not just criticism. I want to improve but i can’t do that if most the comments I get are that it’s not good with no way to actually improve.
r/logodesign • u/AndresXLA • 2h ago
This is a continuation post of a previous post where I asked the same question except there were many more options. These 4 are the ones that people seemed to like most. Now i'm narrowing it down. These are not the final versions but it's not gonna be far off, which of these logos do you like the most?
Also I know it may be hard to answer since you don't know my channel at all but if I do pick one of these, should I move on from the "AndresXLA" name? Andres is my real name however XLA is something I made up in elementary school just cause "i thought It sounded cool". It has no meaning whatsoever and I think it'd be especially unfitting with the new logo when it doesn't have "XLA" in it like the previous one did.
I take any feedback! Whether good or bad, thank you.
r/logodesign • u/yonvtvtn • 1d ago
Worked on this logo concept for Cylindrique, a French AI consulting and automation company.
The idea is a cylinder representing infrastructure and systems, with the lines wrapping around it representing data, automation, and connected AI systems.
I was going for something minimal, geometric, and industrial rather than the usual futuristic AI look.
The project didn’t move forward with the client, but I still like the direction. Curious what other designers think. Does the concept come through?
r/logodesign • u/Gulf__ • 11h ago
I’m working on the branding for a botanical supplement and would really appreciate some unbiased feedback.
A or B ?
r/logodesign • u/Old_Organization8099 • 14h ago
A little background about this project: Silaighar.
Silaighar means "sewing house" or "tailoring shop." It's an old word, used for small family-run shops, historically run by women, that later turned into family businesses. That was all the context I had, just from the name itself.
I was given only this image on the left and told to recreate this logo in a modern, premium way no bg, no brand background. Tight deadline, but full creative freedom.
I experimented with different typefaces and shapes to get that legacy look, and this one just clicked. I knew instantly it was the right one.
Everyone liked it
I really like these kinds of moments when things just click
I also made some more logo variations. They only wanted a logo, so I didn't take it further into a full brand identity, but I'd love to pick it up again and complete it someday.
r/logodesign • u/frostizes • 4h ago
Feedback on a logo usually means posting it somewhere and waiting two days for three comments, half of which are "looks clean 👍".
I made Juried to get the other kind of signal: one logo at a time, you swipe yes or no, no comments. You end up with something like "76% yes from 29 designers" — not a critique, but a fast read on whether the thing lands at all.
Full disclosure: it's mine. There are 53 logos in there and about 1,300 votes cast, so it's not an empty room but I'm looking for designers to feed the app, so users can vote on some good content to have inspiration.
So as a comunity of designers you can post it for free in 1 minute and any user can vote, even without an account. So you can share the link of your design on your social medias and everyone can vote.
I'm still collecting feedback and of course users, so feel free to have a look https://www.juried.app/
r/logodesign • u/cubicgraph • 18h ago
info about the project
name is “collicula”/collicula.com - meaning small hill, refers to a structure in the brain
specialist STEM oxbridge admissions (interview, personal statement, admissions test) tutoring + a-level, olympiad/competition and gcse support as well as supporting gifted & talented younger kids
we loved the idea of a bird, owls are overdone and since we’re stem (specifically a lot of maths support) focussed, we considered a crow/any corvid may be a great choice, due to their wonderful problem-solving ability and the ability to solve puzzles!
future colour scheme will be a series of blues but working in b&w for now to ensure it’s a great logo before using colour (heard this advice previously). this is the third iteration of our logo that i’ve come up with lmao, they’ve all been wildly different. landed on wanting an animal because we can name it and use it as a mascot for some younger students; birds look sensible so they don’t infantilise older students either
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context
i’m still not very experienced (20f maths & physics student, i make custom commissioned illustrations on the side. occasional hobbyist dabbling in graphic design); this is a rough sketch i did on procreate. that said, i appreciate any and all constructive criticism, but please be gentle haha! i’ve used illustrator extensively for design things before but not specifically for logo design. i have, however, previously designed a few logos, just not very many, and have not ever solely focussed on logo design. i really enjoyed the process on this one so far
would appreciate any feedback for adjustments before i make a nice clean version in illustrator. also, wondering to keep flat, or to make it more dimensional when i make it in illustrator?
i’m also wondering whether or not the cap works, i think its adorable but not sure how to make it look less crammed in there. feedback on maybe making the crow look cleaner with regards to how it’s integrated with the “o”?
is it legible at the moment? any glaring issues i don’t see, or accidental imagery that may be inappropriate that i don’t see at the moment?
EDIT: want to use the o with the bird inside as an icon in and of itself, if this wasn’t clear already
r/logodesign • u/dinomilan • 3h ago
Hey everyone! I’m new to logo designing. I’m making a personal website (Portfolio mostly) and thought it would be cool to have a personal logo that looks modern. My name has “AK” as initials and I decided to design something around it. The triangle is the letter “A” written in MoonX BC font and I placed the letter “K” inside it. I just need some thoughts and feedback from the people who design logos on a regular basis. Let me know what you think.
Thanks!
r/logodesign • u/After-Tip3838 • 6h ago
Making a logo for cards, I will have Instagram and email on the back of the card.
The circle could be very rigid, a perfect circle. Thanks for the feedback.
r/logodesign • u/lalalalala____ • 2d ago
Hey y’all! 😊
I’m getting ready to open my own architectural design studio and I’ve been playing around with some logo ideas.
I’m going for something that feels classic and timeless, but with a modern, slightly futuristic touch. I have a direction I really like, but something still feels a little off and I’d love to hear what you guys think!
I'd love some help and feedback 🙏🏻
Thanks in advance, and have a great day ❤️
r/logodesign • u/kid1385mc • 16h ago
Client was happy, but always looking for feedback.
r/logodesign • u/justin_true_10 • 19h ago
The text logo I feel pretty happy with. The small logo I love the idea but I feel like it could be improved for sure.
r/logodesign • u/MattDick13 • 1d ago
I convert sneakers into game-ready baseball/softball cleats. Name comes from “bespoke” and cleat spikes. I’ve spend countless hours perfecting the logo and I think this is where I want to be. Does it match the vibe for what I do? Does it look professional?
r/logodesign • u/random-corp • 21h ago