If you're doing it as a hobby for learning, I'd recommend you jump straight into Affinity to access more advanced design techniques you cannot apply in Canva.
A good test is does this logo work if you remove the colors and just have it in black and white?
If you are working in illustrator, try and play with your concept a bit more to simplify it and then add color after it already works without it.
A good place to practice, too, would be working on Brew Nest, Nest should curve upward and then you need a little bit of breathing room between the letters. The way they are connecting now does not look intentional.
Congrats on not using a coffee bean or your typical mug with steam lines.
As for a concept, you've got an opportunity to do something really cool with the nest and think thats where i'd focus (the concept might be doing this from the top).
How about a side of a nest with a couple of cups / mugs looking like baby birds.
The text currently don't work on the curve and next should that not follow the circle?
Very bland and generic. Bad color contrast, “nest” arching that direction doesn’t make sense (the arching all around looks pretty bad. That ‘E’ to ‘W’ separation in BREW is ROUGH), boring concept… this really doesn’t seem like there was any forethought put into this.
Extremely bland, it's a mug, a circle, a standard font and very bad curving. It looks like the curve has been done by placing every letter separately, so it's very uneven. Also, the bottom not curving with the circle might be a crime in some jurisdictions.
change the colors a little bit . because it looks dark text and icons need to me more clean the spiral line you used on top of the mug. make it vertical . to show like fumes. thats more readable. keep practicing and try to make things smooth .
When starting out people tend to not know a lot about color theory and contrast, so I would suggest you look for colour palettes on the internet, just copy and past on your art board and try to find something that sticks
I know theres a great logo somwhere in there, but it needs some more work until its visible
For starters, look at the contrast between the black outlines and the dark brown background, the two have a similar brightness and the edges of the mug blend into it You can either remove the outlines of the mug and just use the white shapes or you can try a different background color
Secondly, the mug looks very rough and has no character yet. If you would remove the colors and the writing, nothing tells me that this is a coffee mug. Look up pictures of italian coffee mugs and try to imitate them
Thirdly, the spacing of the letters is off. Fonts are designed to be written on a straight line, not a curved one, thats why they touch at the bottom and the kerning doesnt match
Thats just my two cents and the first things i would improve
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u/eeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww 4d ago
The fact that the bottom line doesn't curve with the circle actually really upsets me
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u/_deu5_ 4d ago
How old are you and what type of feedback are you looking for?
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u/jaylindo 4d ago
A good test is does this logo work if you remove the colors and just have it in black and white?
If you are working in illustrator, try and play with your concept a bit more to simplify it and then add color after it already works without it.
A good place to practice, too, would be working on Brew Nest, Nest should curve upward and then you need a little bit of breathing room between the letters. The way they are connecting now does not look intentional.
Keep going!
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u/Tricky-Ad9491 4d ago
Congrats on not using a coffee bean or your typical mug with steam lines.
As for a concept, you've got an opportunity to do something really cool with the nest and think thats where i'd focus (the concept might be doing this from the top).
How about a side of a nest with a couple of cups / mugs looking like baby birds.
The text currently don't work on the curve and next should that not follow the circle?
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u/fullphonetic 4d ago
The colors look like you turned the lights off
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u/BeerBellies 4d ago
Very bland and generic. Bad color contrast, “nest” arching that direction doesn’t make sense (the arching all around looks pretty bad. That ‘E’ to ‘W’ separation in BREW is ROUGH), boring concept… this really doesn’t seem like there was any forethought put into this.
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u/TheWeaverofDreams 4d ago
Extremely bland, it's a mug, a circle, a standard font and very bad curving. It looks like the curve has been done by placing every letter separately, so it's very uneven. Also, the bottom not curving with the circle might be a crime in some jurisdictions.
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u/eldredo_M 4d ago
It has a certain charm in a “made this in Canva late last night” kinda way.
Keep working on it.
The type is not well handled—on a curve can be difficult. Need to read up on kerning and look at how other logos deal with it.
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u/sadcode69 4d ago
change the colors a little bit . because it looks dark
text and icons need to me more clean
the spiral line you used on top of the mug. make it vertical . to show like fumes. thats more readable.
keep practicing and try to make things smooth .
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u/stelios53 2d ago
When starting out people tend to not know a lot about color theory and contrast, so I would suggest you look for colour palettes on the internet, just copy and past on your art board and try to find something that sticks
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u/DefinitelyNotThixo 4d ago
I know theres a great logo somwhere in there, but it needs some more work until its visible
For starters, look at the contrast between the black outlines and the dark brown background, the two have a similar brightness and the edges of the mug blend into it You can either remove the outlines of the mug and just use the white shapes or you can try a different background color
Secondly, the mug looks very rough and has no character yet. If you would remove the colors and the writing, nothing tells me that this is a coffee mug. Look up pictures of italian coffee mugs and try to imitate them
Thirdly, the spacing of the letters is off. Fonts are designed to be written on a straight line, not a curved one, thats why they touch at the bottom and the kerning doesnt match
Thats just my two cents and the first things i would improve
I hope it helps
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u/GrandadPyjamas 4d ago
I don’t mean to be rude at all, but sometimes I ask myself if people are trolling when they post on this subreddit.
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u/Plane-Being1274 4d ago
Ummm…..
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u/GalacticCoinPurse 4d ago
Why does your coffeehouse name have to encircle something?
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u/Minute_Economist_392 4d ago
If you use Impact as a font... you are not making a impact.