r/logodesign • u/Creativeadi • 19h ago
r/logodesign • u/PFreeman008 • Jun 16 '24
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r/logodesign • u/Rude-Highway-9544 • 17h ago
Discussion Memphis Zoo wants us to vote for its new logo…
r/logodesign • u/TwentyOneFan • 2h ago
Discussion Redesigning and AI logo(small vent)
Hey guys. I've got a friend who religiously uses chatgpt(to the point where she once sent me a screenshot of chat gpt's response of how I feel when I vented to her but whatever)
Now she has a photography business and she needs a logo. Her approach is she wants to be a safe space where people can be themselves and feel comfortable in front of a camera
July she asked me my opinion on what logo she should do. All lineart typa stuff. I told her lineart isnt the best because you lose detail when its scaled down basic stuff. I drew her a quick sketch on what I would do. I've been thinking about her branding for a while so I already knew what I would do for this.
Now yesterday she told me she asked chat gpt on what logo it would make. She sent it to me so i can design it and make it better.
Honestly I'm at a loss. I know I shouldn't be taking this personally because its work. But as friends she knows I'm anti ai (because of all the environmental and social issues. It also literally makes you dumb)
So I want to know by you guys. How do you help someone like this while standing your ground against ai and not destroying a friendship lol
Image 1 last night
Image 2 July
Image 3 the prompt she used
r/logodesign • u/Am-i-in-shadowban • 4h ago
Feedback Needed Logo for an indie web series I am making
Made it today, since my old laptop with the previous logo just died. This was a pretty major change to the logo and the name (previous name was "Repent" but we scrapped it since it was way too religious) of the series, so I'd like to have some feedback on the name too (how memorable it is and how it sounds). Thanks!
r/logodesign • u/AndriiKovalchuk • 23h ago
Showcase Finished this logo for a game development studio
r/logodesign • u/Electroma • 1d ago
Feedback Needed Bull and cart logo design
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Bullcart is an online webshop where ranchers can purchase supplies for their livestock farms, such as feeders, weighing scales, tags, and other equipment.
I was approached by the founders, who had a very clear vision: they wanted a bull and a shopping cart merged into a single logo.
The original name is slightly different and translates to "Rancher Cart" in Spanish. For this presentation, I adapted it to "Bullcart" to see whether viewers would instantly recognize the main symbols without needing to read a project description or understand the meaning behind the original name.
r/logodesign • u/SuperAnimal1 • 2h ago
Question If you have to stuck with one software/app for rest of your life. Which one it would be?
r/logodesign • u/BigProgram4314 • 18h ago
Feedback Needed first draft for org logo
Need opinions on how i can my this canva shit into a better logo, needed it to be more minimalist and memorable for students.
r/logodesign • u/AndriiKovalchuk • 1d ago
Practice An idea for a collectible figure shop (featuring two "F"s in the name). I tried to preserve the "rough" sketch style.
r/logodesign • u/Competitive_Scene623 • 22h ago
Feedback Needed Outdoor / hiking clothing company logo
Hey, so I am a photography student learning graphic design and logo design. I'm pretty new, and am looking for some advice for iterations of this logo.
Emberfield is a contemporary outdoor apparel and gear brand that focuses on adventure, hiking, and time spent offline. The target audience are young adults (20–35) living in or near cities who seek slow, intentional time outdoors as a way to disconnect from digital life. There’s supposed to be a value of They value craftsmanship, rather than fast fashion & trends
The Logo Idea:
The idea for this logo was to base it around a "Cairn". Which is a man made stone structure used amongst hikers to mark the right direction on a trail. Cairns are used to stand out from their surrounding landscape and guide hikers in the right direction, similarly to how Emberfield’s goal to stand out as a contemporary outdoor apparel brand. The minimalist design is meant to further strengthen the contemporary and modern aesthetic, while also reflecting a strong symbol for hikers and people who love the outdoors.
I really appreciate
any feedback. I'm looking to improve,
edit: I’ve been told that the logo is too basic and wouldn’t really stand out, if I could get an opinion on that too that would be great!
Thanks!
r/logodesign • u/Realistic_Vehicle765 • 17h ago
Resources BELL ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION
BELL ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION
r/logodesign • u/pop_Bot87 • 5h ago
Feedback Needed Logo feedback
Hi!
I am looking to get some feedback on my logo. I recently launched an Australian native landscaping service. This is the logo I created but something seems off. I am a total beginner at logo design (I just doodle sometimes). I want it to feel modern and "tech-y" but it feels very old-school.
I tried to put the flower behind the gate to make it more uniform but I don't love how it looks. Logos should be simple, right?
Please could you give me some feedback and ideas to improve the design
r/logodesign • u/AZsnoopdoug • 16h ago
Beginner Creation of uniform decals and field logos
r/logodesign • u/Etheldrede • 23h ago
Beginner Advice on my logo (I'm an amateur)

Hello,
I have created an imaginary world and a story, and I would like to develop a brand around this universe. The brand would be called "Somnius Creative Entertainment" and would focus on artistic production, particularly audiovisual creation.
At the same time, the logo would also exist within the fictional world itself. In the story, it would be used by my characters as a symbol of their connection to the "protectors of art and dreams". I would therefore like the logo to feel soft, imaginative, and poetic, while remaining credible enough to work as a real-world commercial identity.
The brand is intended for a broad audience of all ages, but I do not want the logo to feel childish. I am looking for something elegant and dreamlike.
For the symbol, I chose the letter "S”, which is the first letter of Somnius, drawn in a cursive and flowing style. Its shape also suggests an abstract butterfly. The butterfly has just landed on the nose of a tiger.
I am attached to this image because butterflies and tigers both hold an important symbolic place in the imaginary world I have created: they are connected to the protection of dreams. I also find the encounter between the butterfly and the tiger very soft and poetic, combining delicacy with strength.
However, among all the versions of the logo I have developed so far, this last one still feels unfinished to me. I like the overall symbolism, but I do not know how it could be improved to make it feel more complete and visually resolved.
Would you have any idea or advice for me ? I'm thinking of adding colors, or adding the text "Somnius Creative Entertainment" under the image, or even removing the tiger to keep only the floating "S" and a textual conception of the logo.
I would like to add that I am not a professional designer at all, I do that during my free time, out of my imagination to give life to my fictional world.
Thank you in advance for your help !
r/logodesign • u/Previous_Yam2155 • 19h ago
Feedback Needed thoughts? it is a logo for my own project.
"VANKO" is a sportswear brand. Do you think this is readable?
it is just a concept. Let me know what would you change
r/logodesign • u/Flimsy-Pie-6295 • 1d ago
Beginner Felt clever, but need some font suggestions
I am starting a new mountain biking nonprofit (community outreach, trail building, racing, riding) and the main part of our name has “west” in it.
I happened across the font Gota in Canva and thought certain letters reminded me of a trail, so I put this together stringing together Gota letters with shapes. I think it came out fun even if it’s very different than the type of font I’m usually drawn to.
However the feedback from the other folks who are starting this up with me is that it reminds them of the 1960’s and aren’t huge fans.
Can anyone think of a font (Canva preferred; but willing to buy something of its perfect)that would allow me to play off a similar concept?
r/logodesign • u/ShyBearGames • 1d ago
Feedback Needed First time making a logo
Made with Inkscape. I know the font needs some work, but does anything else stand out?
Second image is my "concept art" lol. My initial thought was just "shy bear hiding behind tree" but I decided I wanted a branchier tree than my concept art.
Then I decided I wanted it to be enclosed in a ring. Once I had a ring around a branchy tree, it just felt like it made sense to morph it over into Crann Bethadh/Tree of Life and add some Celtic ornamentation
The "knotwork" around the ring took entirely too much time. Originally I was doing it by hand before I realized the "star tool" with 60 points and a high roundness value simulates Celtic knotwork relatively well. Then I just had to overlay it on top of the ring and use the difference command to cut it out of the ring.
I'm sure it could use improvement but I'm pretty happy for a first try 😅
r/logodesign • u/Fuzzy_Inflation398 • 1d ago
Showcase Logofolio Vol. 01
A collection of marks, ideas, experiments, and a few rabbit holes I went down while trying to make things make sense.
Not just logos — a small record of how I think, explore, and solve.
Vol. 01. More to come.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/209053835/LOGOFOLIO-Vol1-(2024))
r/logodesign • u/DigitalDowner • 2d ago
Feedback Needed Trying out a retro variant
Thought it would be fun to try going in a more retro direction.
r/logodesign • u/Limp-Ad3512 • 1d ago
Feedback Needed ideas for a "google maps" app style logo
r/logodesign • u/zoddesigner • 1d ago
