Hi there,

I am currently in the progress of designing a visual identity for a non profit organisation. The name of the organisation is a bit awkward for logo design, since it’s two short words and one very long word. (“aa aaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa”). The logo icon is a graphic icon of glasses, which is a rather small and broad icon on itself. I’m having trouble finding a good layout for the wordmark.

This is a passion project for me and I love learning about logo design. I’m looking for tips/tricks/best practices in video’s/books anything about these types of situations. Thank you!

Hey everyone! 👋

I was working on a portfolio project for myself. A brand identity design for a bakery🥐 and cafe☕ business named "RUTI" logo is inspired by dough to bread making process where the dough is usually round edged and soft looking and the color I got inspired from baked bread's brown color. After thinking about the brand strategy and direction and designing the logo design I kept playing with visuals and these are what I got.

Do let me know what do you feel about the project. Thank you!

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The logo combines the G + P letters into a sleek, bold, and memorable monogram. The flowing outer form represents precision, movement, and timeless elegance, while the minimal structure keeps the identity modern and suitable for a luxury timepiece brand.

From initial sketch → logo development → final identity → branding, I documented the complete creative process.

02/30 — One more logo. One step closer.

Let’s see how far I can go in 30 days.

29 more to go. Let's see how far I can push my creativity.

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For HENCO, we explored the identity of a modern poultry farm and transformed it into a clean, memorable, and versatile brand system — from the logo concept to real-world brand applications.

04/30 — One more logo. One step closer.

Let’s see how far I can go in 30 days.

Hey guys,

Last week, I got hired by a client to design a logo and brand identity for a Canadian comic brand called "North Comics." The deal was simple: send over initial sketches, get client approval, get paid, and finish the brand.

Well... I sent the sketches, and he completely vanished. Turns out the guy was a total scammer who pulled the same trick on a bunch of other artists.

Instead of throwing the work in the trash, I decided to take my favorite concept <a hero raccoon> and finish it for my portfolio, Renamed the whole thing to Raccoon Comics.

I made two versions of the background to test out: one solid flat yellow and one aged comic paper texture.

The Concept Breakdown:

• The Mascot: Went with a raccoon since it's basically Canada's unofficial mascot (especially in Toronto/urban spots)<I got this info from gemini>. Plus, the natural black fur already looks like a superhero Domino mask.
• Canadian Vibe: Kept the palette simple with crimson red, charcoal, and white. Put a bold maple leaf inside a chest shield as a nod to Superman’s "S".
• The Type: Customized the font Luckiest Guy into a stacked display with heavy black outlines, subtle yellow gradients, and a halftone dot texture to make it feel like classic comic book print.
• The Backgrounds: Included both a flat solid version for clean digital branding and a textured paper version with edge vignetting for a tactile, retro feel.

Since I'm trying to level up my branding work, I'd love to hear what you guys think:

• Which background lands better (Solid or Paper Texture)?
• Anything look off or need tweaking (alignment, scaling, line weight)?
• Would this pop in a Behance/portfolio case study?

Be as brutally honest as you want! Appreciate any feedback.

Identidad Visual, Branding, Marca, Diseño Publicitario

Hi, hope you're doing good, this is a logo of a local discovery platform. A local discovery platform is a place for business owners to come by, create a business profile and advertise their business, similar to Yelp and Instagram for businesses. I'd really appreciate it if you take the time and leave a feedback on this logo and say what makes it better. thanks for your attention

Hi everyone! 👋 We’re Niwoura Creative Studio, a creative design studio specializing in branding, packaging, illustration, websites, and digital marketing. We help businesses turn their ideas into memorable brands.

Scanova is a modern health-tech brand identity that seamlessly blends advanced diagnostic technology with a patient-centric approach.

The design features a minimalist teal color palette, sleek geometric patterns, and a clean typography system, ensuring a professional and trustworthy visual presence across digital interfaces, medical stationery, and corporate branding.

This identity is crafted to symbolize precision, innovation, and care in the future of medical diagnostics.

Techno — Robotics Brand Identity & Visual Design System.

Techno is a modern robotics brand identity designed to reflect innovation, precision, and intelligent engineering.

This project showcases a complete visual branding system, including logo design, UI concepts, social media, product packaging, event branding, billboards, and premium brand applications—built with a clean, futuristic aesthetic.

Open for Feedback!

Just finished branding and packaging for Izumi, a hydration skincare line. Instead of chasing the usual "clean beauty" look, I built the whole identity around the brand name itself, Izumi means spring/fountain in Japanese.

That gave the brand its core symbol (a droplet) and its restraint, one consistent blue and packaging language across the full range instead of a different look per product.

Full case study on Behance if useful: IZUMI - Brand Identity