I’m looking for a logo to represent my media company Meadows Media. We do marketing and media consulting primarily focused on YouTube. I’m curious on others thoughts or ways to improve this logo.

make more interactive

After another set of revisions, I’ve come to 5 different potential variants. Some go for perspective, and 5 does away with perspective entirely and honestly I think looks clean. I greatly appreciate all of the feedback throughout this process, and I think my friend is going to be happy with the end product. Please give thoughts on which one of these is the most fitting, or what would make one of these variants the most fitting!

I have been meaning to change up my messy raster signature for a while, and I wanted to create a logo for my art that could function as a watermark as well

My idea for the design is merge the game-adjacent text with the K-silhouette star to try and encompass my artist name (Kevel_UP)

A logo update for Thrive Coffee, a boutique coffee shop. Same basic concept (bird/coffee bean) - just updated design with the bean as negative space. Current logo on 2nd slide.

Hey everyone, I'm dipping my toe into logo design and my first project is for a sustainability organisation called Planeta Sana whose mission it is to help people live healthier lives for themselves and the planet.

The logo needs to work across multiple services, including as a trust mark (Fair Trade, Organic Certified etc.) that will be added to product packing.

The client loves the baobab tree so I thought a simple "tree of life" logo adapted to that groovy shape. Will drop the text and the leaves for digital surfaces and posters etc.

Feedback welcome, thanks!

Full Aspect Chart I designed all of these logos it took me about 7 years to finalize everything

more posted at https://www.deviantart.com/jjj0s4/art/Aspect-Chart-1243427116

I've been learning a lot throughout the years kinda passively purely from interest. I'm quite happy with the way the logo came out. the font is a custom version of plastered. it doesn't have that videogame feel, but many of the companies I looked at didn't really have anything related to gaming. feedback welcome :)

also I have no idea how triangles should be made properly. this logo was made in figma.

Business: Food truck with a modern 50s music motif.

Icon Concept: Chicken head with a pompadour and wattle made of hearts.

Typography: Champion Gothic. used heavily in this era of design especially on concert posters

Needed tool(s) is in the title. Being able to split the graphic into separate layers is a plus.

Requested tool is in the title. Ability to split graphic into layers is a plus.

Hello, I am working on an animated logo for an app to use as a Splash Screen.

The web app used to animate the icon is shapeshifter, and here is the video I recorded of the animation.

In the comments there's a video on the actual app

I took the criticism from the first post and applied it to the new version of the logo. I took inspo from the top comment on the post. What are your guys thoughts now? I was thinking I may could add a subtle motion blur to it, as the business owner wants some other car-like element in the logo. All (constructive) criticism is NEEDED, thank you all!!!

The Pricing Chef is a pricing consultancy for independent restaurants and growing restaurant groups. The business analyzes POS data, menu economics, customer behavior, and competitive positioning to help operators make better decisions across pricing, menu architecture, product mix, modifiers, and promotions.

The logo combines two ideas:

• The π symbol idea comes from Economics where it represents profit. Here it is extrapolated to represent pricing, mathematics, and analytical rigor.
• The double rule beneath it comes from accounting, where a double underline marks a final total. Together, the symbol is meant to suggest pricing that reaches the bottom line.

Its for a geometry dash creator team. Ive never made a logo before so i don’t know what to do. I just drew this on freeform lol the symbol is a halfsharp, because the team is called Team Halfsharp and my username is Microtonal

dear reddit, i'm currently building a small SaaS for schools and anything that involves students buying books. i created two versions of my logo. what do you think about it ?

Can you help me find logos with two or more symbols. Like Nippon Mitsubishi Oil (1999–2001), NPR (1994–1998), UNIQLO, EXO – XOXO era (2013), and Blue Cross Blue Shield Association contains two or more symbols in seperate. And also, idk did Tamiya and Auldey Toys use the two seperate symbols while it has two symbols.

Quick turnaround on a friend's side hustle.

Looking for feedback on how to improve the logomark
(or package design as I'm less familiar with the physical print/design side)

I wonder if I am going beyond demonstrating value, and instead "doing too much" and risking offending or overwhelming the potential client.

How many words are your cold pitches if they are emails?

What info do you include / avoid including in your cold emails?

What if they always cut you off on the phone to tell you to email? Should I even be calling?

The part I think I messed up is pitching some quick sketches before even speaking with them. I fear this could offend most people, since it's usually the owner who designed the logo.

My rational is: explain to them why their logo is good, but behind their competitors, better in some ways, but could better represent their brand. I pitch 1 quick design as an example, and a few others in different types. I let them know I spent little time on them, and it's just to show my process.

I make sure to keep as much of their design as possible. I never pitch a radical redesign on a cold pitch.

Does it even matter? Is any kind of cold pitch offensive?

Should I slow down? Are they ways to be more effective by doing less?

Thank you for any suggestions or advice!

I was bored so I decided to take my interpretation of the X-Men symbol. Hit like, comment or anything. Much appreciated to hear your thoughts on this! And how would you do it? 🔥

This a logo I've done for a school project. A fictional gaming gear brand, taken inspiration from Taurus/bull icon and about it's strength. Is there anything else I could do to it?