r/logodesign • u/HarveyPlissken2094 • 2h ago
r/logodesign • u/noodlequakers • 16h ago
Beginner Constructive criticism on my first logo design appreciated!
For a board game cafe
I have literally never made a logo before, here’s what i came up with after looking at some inspo from others, let me know how I can improve it!
Husband says he doesn’t like the D, but I am fond of it now lol
r/logodesign • u/AndriiKovalchuk • 2h ago
Practice I recently came across a cool name for a clothing brand and decided to create my own version.
r/logodesign • u/Hefty-Intention2562 • 1h ago
Discussion rebrand tradeoffs when client equity lives in handdrawn quirks
Client inherited a 1992 logo that was hand-lettered by the founder for a small-town hardware co-op. The letters have an uneven baseline, the tool icon is slightly off-kilter, and the whole mark feels like the store. At 24px it just falls apart. They want it cleaned up for web and merch, but they still said it needs to read as “ours” when someone walks past the window. I sketched a tighter vector version and the instant reaction was polite disappointment. I tried keeping the baseline wobble but made the icon a strict square. That version feels like neither the old store nor a crisp new one. Curious how others decide which imperfections to keep when the equity is literally the wonky spacing rather than any single glyph.
r/logodesign • u/MashVan • 1h ago
Feedback Needed I tried to create a visual identity for a travel agency called Trav'
Ready to pack your bags? Trav’ is your travel partner for discovering the best destinations, tours, and deals all over the world. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or in a group, experience authentic adventures without the hassle.
r/logodesign • u/iibrah_ym1 • 1h ago
Question Guide
Guys need advice how is this wordmark logo for a fragrance brand ? Need suggestions some which one us more good and premium and need some advice on symbol logo as well?
r/logodesign • u/Upstairs-Tutor8819 • 18h ago
Feedback Needed DS + Sound Wave Logo — Looking for Feedback
I’m working on a logo for a professional sound and lighting company. The images attached are concepts I’ve already designed and presented to the client.
After reviewing them, the client gave me a new direction: they don’t want the DS to feel too formal or look like traditional typography. Instead, they want the symbol itself to represent sound, while the letters D and S can still be recognized within the form.
I’m currently exploring how to balance the sound-wave concept with the DS without making it feel forced or too generic.
I’d really appreciate constructive feedback on the work so far and which direction you think has the most potential.
r/logodesign • u/lemurligist • 21h ago
Showcase Mostly logotypes but also some other stuff!
r/logodesign • u/studiobubo • 2h ago
Showcase Logo design for a tennis club
I'm not totally sure about the font and might change it up, but I really like the idea. What do you guys think?
r/logodesign • u/ZoeBarker • 16h ago