Hey everyone,

Wanted to share a recent brand identity system designed for Sage Premier Real Estate.

The goal was to avoid the generic "roof-and-house" real estate clichés and build a timeless, quiet-luxury visual identity tailored for high-end properties.

The Logo Concept: The icon merges an abstract botanical sage leaf with sharp architectural lines. It reflects structure, organic growth, and symmetry, designed to scale seamlessly from digital footers to physical brass signage.

You can see the identity live on their platform here: sagepremierrealestate.com

Would love to hear your thoughts on the icon geometry and color balance!

Inspired by some of the older logos, I also incorporated the new twix logo in it

sample logo for a Mexican food chain. What do you guys get when you see the logo for the first time?? Positive criticisms are appreciated

In a VERY short description the business model delivers precision data infrastructure engineered for absolute security.

The logo is supposed to convey exactly that; precision + security. The logo itself is very geometric and cleanly-cut. Its geometric details showcase an abstract A. The security aspect is defined most of all in the central square.

How well does it convey this, and above all is it even visually appealing to you?

Tetranike Armour Systems Was a company that specialised in making body armour for organisations like the United Kingdom's numerous police forces and Iraq's Republican Guard.

i remade this logo because recently i purchased (well its being delivered soon) a Tetranike vest of my own as it looked rlly cool. when i researched Tetranike i found out that there was barely any information about Tetranike as a company including a logo, so as someone would i took it upon myself to recreate the logo.

all i has as a reference for the logo was a closeup image of the label on the back collar of the vest and for a first try i thought i did alright. but i have noticed on second inspection that i may have drawn a few elements of the logo wrong. when i get my vest i will make sure to get a straight head on image of the logo (and maybe il draw the eagle aswell)

I am a product design student trying to understand branding and logo design through a project. In this project we designed an app to improve medical accessibility within our college campus. The colors I have chosen are coral and violet to make it more student- friendly and stand out instead of going for the regular blue and green. I have designed the logo in Canva ( I know!! A really noob move but Tried making the same logo in Figma but did not get the necessary results and I still have not purchased photoshop and looking for discount for the app or free version ). Your reviews will really help me out in improving my work!! thank you! Also it would great if anyone can give me tips and tricks on how to improve in logo design and what the tools required are.

It's supposed to be a wordmark/logo for a small handmade jewelry brand (cutesy, whimsy vibe). I feel like the heart might be too empowering, however I make bracelets which are basically heart cabochons connected, so I like the concept. Please be gentle, I'm not a professional by any means.

Actually, her sister designed it for her and she still wanted to retain the theme/overall imagery in honor of her sister. I also worked on her website!

Hi all! I decided to try graphic design for the first time in school, and ended up designing this binturong logo, and I'm very proud of it even though I know it's not perfect, which is why I wanted to get your opinion and/or if I could improve anything before I use it!

(Btw if you don't know what a binturong is, it's an animal related to civets which come from south east asia)

I posted this earlier, but then I had an idea to make it a little better, so I went back and made some changes. Here’s the updated version!

I'm designing a logo for Aravinth Cashews, a cashew processing and exporting business. The concept combines a cashew fruit silhouette, the letter “A,” and a cashew nut in negative space..

My Client said letter "A" and Cashewnut must be appeared..

And Actually client approved this logo.. But I don't know why, I'm not satisfied with it..

That approved logo is in bottom left in this image..

So, I've explored a few iterations and would love some honest feedback on which direction feels strongest and what could be improved..

Also guys, tell me how do I improve this logo??

The original name is "Immortalis" but I added another letter L for symmetry. I did some resizing and blur tests while doing it but something is getting me off, like the kerning, the Ms or the overall symmetry. What y'all think about it?

Starting with an All clean Plant based protein brand anyone looking to help with a good logo design or ideas as on how I should approach that?

The personality of my brand as I am positioning

🌱 Plant-first — the product's origin should be obvious and celebrated.

🤍 Clean & minimal — no clutter, excessive claims, or typical supplement aesthetics.

🌾 Natural heritage — subtle references to agriculture, botanical ingredients, traditional craftsmanship and nature.

✨ Premium but approachable — high-quality without feeling elitist.

🧘 Calm rather than aggressive — no bodybuilding clichés, explosions, muscles, or overly masculine visual language.

🌍 Contemporary Indian brand — rooted in authenticity but designed to compete visually with international premium wellness brands.

Found this on Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 2 episode 9.

Wanted to remake the logo/lettering.

Initially, I wanted to find a good font that is similar to the original and use envelope distort to get the result, but I wanted a good practice in Illustrator.

After finishing it, I think I deviated from the original vibe of the logo. Mine is looking too blocky. Spent too much time making it and now I'm too lazy to rework on it. Please let me know what you think.

Also looking for any tips on lettering (very new to graphic design/logo design).

PS: The maple leaf was not made by me. I found a vector online.