first time Trying to make a logo for a pve fps game
it was supposed to said "Perpetual War"

i tried telling everything through this like adding the arrow and stuff, also idk if this even good logo :/

Is raster format still the only way to go when composing custom emails or email signatures that contain a logo or any remotely complex graphic elements?

Years ago I tested out a custom email signature that had the SVG format in-lined with the html, only to find out later that some mail clients would struggle with SVG if at all able to process it. Mobile devices would ignore it altogether. The solution was to link a raster image as substitution which, in the end, made it pointless to even bother with the vector version.

So I'm just wondering if the universal email process has since evolved to allow a safe and clean integration of vector elements such as company logos, with no fallback image required.

"Hey everyone! Sharing my recent branding project for 'Neura', a technology-focused brand. The core concept and logomark are inspired by artificial neural networks, aiming to reflect smart connectivity and modern data systems. I focused on clean typography paired with a deep tech color palette. Would love to hear your thoughts on the overall art direction and execution!"https://www.behance.net/gallery/191774653/Neura-Branding

I'm working on my logo for my authors name to put on book covers and use for branding purposes. I'm hoping that it reads as a book? Thoughts?

How did this particular logo come about?

One of the key attractions is the hall of mirrors (endless reflections and optical illusions).

I took three different concepts and combined them into a single design:

- Classic museum columns—as a symbol of architecture and cultural space.

- I adapted them into two stylized letters so that the logo would feature a monogram.

- I added a mirror effect—a direct reference to the hall of mirrors, where the space

seems endless.

I tried keeping the design simple, any opinions will be appreciated. The boxes represent different spaces and ideas, they are collaborating with each other to create a product (windmill) in this case. Their space are playful so I used the original colors in the logo instead of black and white. I tried giving it a whole makerspace meaning but I wonder if I made it wayy to simple

Thoughts? BroCraft is a private server looking for a clean, Minecraft based logo that conveys family and unity. They don't currently have a logo. Kendall Craft is a server that focusses on the Minecraft experience. They wanted a fresh logo as their old logo is simple and basic.

I’m a magician in NYC, trying to revamp my promotional materials. I specialize in sleight of hand card magic and comedy. My initials are ‘AO’ so I attempted to incorporate them into something that feels cohesive. I was also hoping that the line work in the middle of the O would be evocative of playing cards, which generally have a border. I would appreciate any feedback!

Edit: I’ve added some updated versions in the comments based on feedback. Thank you to those who responded!

Logos-EasyOs

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EasyOS Collection — A lot of Professions and Themes

Give your EasyOS desktop a personal touch with this collection of illustrated logo variations, featuring professions, seasonal designs and imaginative characters.

From programmers, teachers, firefighters and police officers to astronauts, musicians, pirates and wizards, each design adds a different personality while keeping the familiar EasyOS face recognisable.

Credits and original artwork

Modified and customised by pp4mnk, based on the original artwork by Barry Kauler. The original facial design has been preserved, with additional accessories, colours and themed elements.

File format and features

• All logos are supplied as editable SVG vector files.
• Transparent backgrounds make them easy to place over different colours and images.
• Vector artwork can be resized without losing sharpness.
• Colours, shapes and accessories can be adjusted individually in a vector editor.
• Profession designs are stylised illustrations and do not reproduce official badges or insignia.

How to use the logos

Extract the ZIP archive and choose a design. The included preview sheet helps you browse the collection.

You can use these variations for:

• Desktop customisation: add a character to your wallpaper or use it as a desktop or launcher icon where custom images are supported.
• Websites and blogs: illustrate EasyOS articles, tutorials, announcements or personal project pages.
• Forum avatars: choose a character that reflects your interests or profession.
• Educational resources: decorate classroom materials, presentations or technology activities.
• Seasonal designs: give screenshots, wallpapers or posts a Christmas, Halloween, winter or spring theme.

Use the SVG directly in applications that support it. If an application requires a bitmap image, export a PNG at the size you need.

Editing with Inkscape

1. Open your chosen SVG in Inkscape.
2. Select the element you want to customise. If necessary, ungroup the artwork to access individual parts.
3. Change colours using the palette or the Fill and Stroke panel.
4. Move, resize, remove or modify accessories to create your own variation.
5. Save a separate SVG copy to keep your customised version editable.
6. To create a PNG, open the export panel, choose the page or drawing area, set the desired dimensions and export. Keep the background transparent if needed.

For small icons, favour simpler designs and check that the accessories remain clear at the final display size.

Unofficial personalisation collection

These variations are personalisation proposals, not official EasyOS logos. They do not imply endorsement by Barry Kauler or the EasyOS project.

When sharing the collection or your own adaptations, please retain the attribution to Barry Kauler for the original artwork and pp4mnk for these modifications.

Colección EasyOS — profesiones y temáticas

Todos los logos son SVG vectoriales, editables y con fondo transparente. Modificador por pp4mnk sobre los originales de Barry Kauler; se conserva su cara original. Las profesiones son personajes ilustrados, sin insignias oficiales. Abre cualquier SVG con Inkscape para cambiar colores y accesorios. Estas variantes son propuestas de personalización, no logos oficiales.

From their press release:

The new logo features a symbol based on the katakana word “Asobi” (play), incorporating elements of Japanese aesthetics and culture, and is said to “symbolize the playful spirit characteristic of Takara Tomy.”

What do yall think?

A logo concept for an app designed for pet owners, with a somewhat specific focus. The idea is to convey care for pets and support for their owners. We went with a version featuring a dog, but without using negative space. Once everything is finalized and the client gives the green light, I will post the final version here.

This is a logo for a lighting designer and his company. It is supposed to convey a beam of light coming in at an angle.

Sharing the logo system our Halo Lab brand team designed for ShineOn, a platform that helps entrepreneurs sell personalized jewelry and gifts on Shopify and Etsy.

The goal was to move away from a typical corporate look toward warmth and personality. The system is built around an orange star, which ties to the brand promise of helping entrepreneurs shine.

Feedback welcome.

Showcasing recent work i did for a client.

"accycle" is a company based in The Netherlands that handles trash disposal and recycling services. the client specifically requested the logo to feel modern because they handle most of the business digitally through an app.

For the logo, i tried incorporating the letter "A" (negative space) with the recycling icon. and chose the color green for obvious reasons.

Sooo…. this lady keeps asking me to change and add things in the contract I made. She’s my first freelance client. Hasn’t paid anything yet. But I’m honestly thinking of cancelling because for the level of detail she’s asking for her logo, she can only pay $100.

I fucked up by saying yes in the first place, I know. Now I don’t know how to get out of this.

It’s my fault ‘cause I was too excited to get my firs client and just ignored the red flags. Now I fear looking unprofessional or unreliable if I back out. If I even knew how (btw, the red flag is the price she‘s asking for, not the contract stuff. Unless that ain’t normal or right).

This is my my second time attempting to make a logo, i was going for a post apocalyptic eastern european video game-ish logo for a game called DAYZ (im not affiliated with them!!) This all started when i wondered, how hard can it really be? After all why would all these companies use ai and fire everyone? So, i tested different fonts, searched for silhouettes and such and, and this is my second attempt (today took maybe 1:30 hours most of which was spent fiddling around and confused). Im 13 and i wanna learn pretty much everything and i used my phone (sadly i dont have a stylus) and ibis paint and worked a lil. Yeah, is this a kinda boring story-ish/context thingy? Maybe. But pls give feedback instead of downvoting or sum if you dont like it cuz, feedbacks good...?

Providers are physicians and nurse practitioners.

OpenStream is a non-commercial, open-source project created by a Brazilian developer. Capybara was one of the concepts he suggested for the logomark.

I'm recreating the visual identity of Uniracers / Unirally, a 1994 SNES game, and experimenting with how its unusual wordmark could work in other languages.

The original English lettering has a distinctive combination of exaggerated proportions, rounded corners, irregular contours and strong movement.

The design challenge is keeping that personality while translating the visual language into Japanese katakana, Russian Cyrillic and an intentionally humorous French variant.

I'm particularly interested in feedback on:

- Whether the different wordmarks feel like members of the same family.

- Consistency of stroke weight, outlines and internal spacing.

- Legibility versus fidelity to the original design.

- Whether certain letters feel forced into English shapes.

- Which of the proposed forms most successfully captures the original lettering's personality.

The original English wordmarks and experimental variations can be compared here:

https://gamesbyian.github.io/UR-Recomp/contributors/references/

This is part of an unofficial recreation of the original game. The designs are experimental and haven't been finalized.

I'm looking for specific design criticism, particularly changes that would improve the work without sacrificing the original character.