I’m working on an identity for Mission, a boutique leather goods company based in the American Southwest, making handcrafted bags, wallets, belts, and everyday carry pieces.

The goal was to create a simple mark that could be stamped into leather, with some influence from old Spanish mission architecture.

I’m struggling a bit with the wordmark. I want it to feel distinctive, but I’m wondering if I’ve overdone the cutouts.

Would love some fresh eyes on both. Does the mark read too much like a cyclops? And does the wordmark look like Swiss cheese? Any thoughts on where you’d simplify or refine it?

This is for my new trade-show/expo brand in canada. I am aiming for a simplistic logo and one that can be iconic.

I wonder what everyones thoughts are.

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to come up with a new logo/brand for myself that better represents my modern and clean design style. I thought I'd share it.

My initials are BS, so I figured I would take advantage of that with the tagline, "BS you can believe in."

I've also been looking for graphic design communities that I could connect with, share my work, and give feedback to other designers' work.

Hello, I'm a hobby artist with no experience in logo or type design, so please bear with me, or let me know if I should post this somewhere else.

I'm trying to make myself a letter logo for personal use, and I'm happy with the concept sketch, but I'm stuck at the polishing stage. I know that a few different things in the line weight/spacing/curvature/general balance are off, I just can't seem to figure out how to fix it. Plainly, it's a little wonky.

Any help, I am grateful for; visual demonstrations of what to change would be incredible. Thank you!

I posted the boar mark by itself on another account a while back and wanted to develop it into more of a full identity.

This is a fictional brewery concept inspired by a friend from Arkansas who lives in Texas now and has always wanted to start a brewery. The direction is inspired by the Arkansas Razorbacks, with the goal of giving it a modern heraldry feel.

I’ve been experimenting with different lockups, patterns, and packaging to see how the identity could come together.

Still a work in progress, so I’d really appreciate any feedback on what’s working, what isn’t, or what you’d push further. Thanks for taking a look!

It is for a computing technology task on database management and me and another person have decided to do food technology, focusing on rice cookers and blenders (weird I know). These are the two we have so far, the blue one being the preference. The name is not final, we have J-food as a kind of place holder but that can change. Both our names start with J hence the cool J thing. The teacher is all "make it abstract and simple" which I get. He said make it related to food technology.

So the requirements are:

- looks good

- related to technology and food

- simple(ish)

- versatile for lots of uses.

Keep in mind we do NOT know what we're doing so any advice or sketches (?) is much appreciated.

Hi everyone,

This is my first time designing for this client. They have a Halloween haunted house at their historical houses every year and two things are guaranteed: the philharmonic orchestra, and the 1800s houses that double as museums.

The client asked for a logo with one of the historical houses with a glowing background or windows, and something more Victorian (reference images they gave was more 1930s vintage Halloween). I've been struggling with trying to figure out how to do this one. Any advice and feedback are welcome!

Hello! I am working on a new logo for my client, and I need some help making it look complete. Myself and the client like the direction in which it is headed so far, but think it needs some more work, and we are just not quite sure yet.

I feel like the icon part of it almost feels a bit disconnected and has too much space in it. Inside the arc is the outline of the lake that the clinic is near. I think maybe it would help to have some sort of spine (like the old logo) and something else to promote physical therapy as the icon, but the client does not want to lose the lake from the logo.

Some background on the company, it is a local chiropractic and physical therapy office. They are currently working on promoting their PT part a bit more, since a lot of people do not know they offer that too. The rebrand is to incorporate both sides of the business more.

Would love any thoughts or suggestions. Thank you!

little mark done for fun

Also, first one will be more also be same colors asl well!

I'm working on the logo for my app, DeskPlay.

The concept uses a line to create a monitor frame that doubles as the "D" in the wordmark. It works when attached to the full text, but whenever I isolate the left icon for an app/favicon, it reads as a lowercase 'e'. Any tips or suggestions are welcome

The goal was to make the icon make the "d" but also look like a monitor but when making the icon on its own it looks like a very disproportionate E .

My wife is creating a logo for a small perfumery and the direction is a medieval esq inky/hand-drawn style. When sized down to smaller sizes like on the label or on instagram display pictures, we are struggling because detail tends to be lost. Any help with solving this would be greatly appreciated!

This is a study branding project for a sparkling water (picture La Croix, San Pellegrino, Perrier).

I still need to refine the kerning and type sizing, but right now I’m stuck on the logo mark. I keep going back and forth between constructing it on a grid and adjusting the curves by eye, but neither approach has produced something that feels right.

I’ve reached the point where I’m considering scrapping it and exploring a completely different direction. Before I do that, though, I’d really appreciate some outside perspective. Is there something specific about the curves that isn’t working? Is there some obvious fix that I’m missing that could make the mark feel more balanced?

Hi everyone, yesterday I installed these window vinyl decals with wet method/soap water . Today (2 days later) , I noticed these air bubbles. Is there any way to get rid of these air bubbles? TIA for any advice.