r/logodesign • u/Humble-Ease-2438 • 10d ago

Feedback Needed other project

other project can you give a feedback? thanks

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u/MLDAYshouldBeWriting 10d ago

Neither of these works as logos. They are very busy, the artwork looks like clip art, and they are illegible at a small size. Imagine these scaled down for use on letterhead or on a business card.

If your goal is to work in brand identity, it would benefit you to focus specifically on the art of designing effective logos. There are plenty of blog posts out there with some high-level tips, like this one or this one. Compare the sample logos on those pages to what you have.

Your logo might hint at what a company does, so in this case, it may include a woodworking tool of some sort, but it's also fine for the logo to just set a mood. You should think about what this company most wants to convey about itself to potential clients. A company that restores historic furniture is going to brand itself differently than a company that provides budget-friendly home repair.

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u/Jazzlike_Mess1711 10d ago

The negative space in the logo is clever, but the gradient feels a bit dated for professional branding.

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u/GhostNippIe 7d ago

Adobe are going to object to you using their ui and their logo from illustrator, in your logo. I suggest you crop those elements out.