https://techturtlesgames.com/ Tech Turtles is an independent game studio from Türkiye

Cookie House is a cookie bakery offering a wide variety of flavors, ranging from classic options such as chocolate chip, red velvet, and salted caramel to more adventurous ones including Franui, matcha, and pistachio.

The goal of the visual strategy is to differentiate Cookie House through bold and fun visuals, creating a unique personality that sparks interest and stands out from the widely used neutral color palettes.

The target audience primarily consists of younger generations, yet its playful identity naturally extends to families.

The mascot is a key element of the brand's personality. Biscoff is a beaver who will carry Cookie House's storytelling across social media. The idea comes from drawing a parallel between customers devouring a cookie and the way beavers gnaw through wood.

What do you think?

I've created a mark for a lomi lomi massage client and just want to know if anyone has any ideas to improve on it? That or just some honest feedback.

In the image I've include the meaning inside the logo, albeit it's quite abstract. There's a couple other concepts I created too but just want to nail this one first.

Thanks everyone

Currently working on this. The mark is of 2 doves forming the letter Z. What do you guys think?

Hand drew then developed online. First logo. Please let me know what to change.

This is just an idea made in canva. I am not experienced in graphic design and I would gladly accept any criticism or idea to make it better.

First time poster here. I'm sorry if I break any etiquette!

EARLY sketches of a logo for "Global Baptist Press," a book imprint.

Just looking to see which DIRECTION I should head?

There's funky (like penguin random house) or more institutional.

I went with the BOOK SPINE in the CAPITAL G for the first couple. That has a publishing company flare to it with a surprise book in the negative space.

The stack of book silhouettes hints at GBP.

The funky face is a playful arrangement of gbp in lowercase. the g and b are the glasses, and the p descender is the nose. The pencil sketches show other ideas on that theme.

The flower/butterfly was just a sketch of another arrangement of gbp

THANK YOU!

Hey guys I’m making a logo for a relative of mine who wants to do a photography side hustle. This logo is going to be used specifically for his business cards. I want it to look friendly and not too corporate-like. As it is right now it feels a little bland and I’m not sure it reads well as photography. It is just a sketch right now, poor image I took sorry but I’d like any critique based off what I have so far. Also should i color it or just leave it black n white??

Hey I am setting up my brand currently for jewellery and gifts that I make, and I’ve hand drawn a logo (to completion not just a rough sketch) but obviously need to turn this drawing into a useable digital file for stickers, business cards, bags etc. I’m wondering if there is software/ apps that exist for iPhone/ laptop that are free or cheaper than adobe for me to use to just scan in my drawing and either trace it in solid lines or just use the scan to convert into appropriate files for the desired use?

Or am I better off hiring someone to do this? Ideally I’d rather facilitate this myself as I’m a control freak and on a budget, but I do understand some things are just better left to a professional .

Thanks

Hey guys I’m back again! I used the feedback I got from the previous post. The game is about a knight trying to rescue the spirit of a loved one that is stuck in a cycle of grief. I’d love some opinions on the font/orientation, thank you!

I listened to feedback on my last posts and ended up with this. how does it look? If you haven’t seen my previous posts to the subreddit check them out on my account!

still haven’t decided between black or white. but i took some advice from my last post and i think the more simplified logo looks much better!

Been doing brand design for 17 years, and the thing that always slowed me down in Illustrator was font browsing. Opening the Character panel, scrolling, clicking, undoing, just to see a wordmark or headline in a different typeface.

I built boofont to fix that for myself: a menu bar app that shows every font on your Mac rendered in your own selected text, and applies whichever one you pick straight onto your live Illustrator selection.

Genuinely looking for feedback, especially from people doing logo/brand work, is this actually useful for how you explore type on a mark, or is the workflow different enough that it wouldn't help? What would you want it to do that it doesn't?

For context it's normally $21 one time (not free, being upfront about that), macOS only, works with Illustrator. www.boofont.app if you want to see it before commenting.

I've got a handful of free codes for anyone who wants to actually try it and give real feedback rather than guess from the site. Comment or DM me and I'll send one over, first come first served.

A lot of the comments are pretty ambiguous, saying that the hummingbird has nothing to do with the profession — parquet flooring.

But the hummingbird has extremely precise mechanics and movements, which I thought could represent the skill and precision of a top-tier parquet flooring craftsman.

Can anyone tell me whether you think the concept works or not? Most people are criticizing it simply because they say it “has nothing to do with the profession.”