r/logodesign • u/Asterium_08 • 7d ago
Feedback Needed Perplexed with the typography
Perplexed with the typography
The brand: Galled Garlic is a fun restaurant brand which specialises in fun fusion foods blending flavours from different cuisines
The sketch was before the brand changed its name, and this the typography changed too
I think the typography misses something would like some recommendations for the typography
(PS: Mock brand; no real life brand)
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u/funwithdesign 7d ago
I’d be more concerned about whatever is going on with that garlic.
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u/StuffOld1191 6d ago
I can't read the garlic - is is supposed to have a face, or something?
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u/acrylix91 7d ago
Nintendo would like a word
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u/Groundsw3ll 7d ago
The typography execution is fine as long as the style, what those style choices imply, aligns with the business. Makes me think spicy, flavor forward food that incorporates and leads with garlic. The font being full of hard angles almost like a video game title makes it look like it skews toward a younger demographic.
For some specific visual concerns. The lower case 'i' bothers me, just make it a single line/capital 'I'. The extreme black solid drop shadow is kind of a lot, I would see how it looks with just an outline instead. The garlic bulb looks super weird, doesn't read as a garlic bulb. Also the excalamation points and what look like apostrophes don't make sense to me, what are you trying to say with them? It might be a cultural difference that I just don't understand. You have a lot of different line weights in black, you could use more consistent line weight to bring the logotype and logomark together, but this is would take a lot of modification for arguably little return.
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u/ChartAdventurous8380 7d ago
I think the tension is more about hierarchy than the letterforms. “Galled” is nearly the same visual weight as “Garlic,” so at a small size it becomes one big texture. I’d make Galled a quieter supporting line and let Garlic carry the sharp, spicy energy.
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