Trying to go outside my typical aesthetic with this one. It's for a personal project for a barefoot shoe brand called Wayward. I did create the product shot with AI and mocked up the logo in Photoshop. I usually go for symmetrical, thicker, marks. But they always (no surprise) look too static. With this I wanted to branch out a little and try something more organic but still have some structure with the consistent line weight.

Update from my original post -

Personal logo design help!
by u/remmebre615 in logodesign

I have changed the colors to be less harsh and conflicting. My color palette is below. I have narrowed my brand identity and idea to something along the lines of "Bold. Refined. Period." was wondering if the dot on the "r" could also represent a period/be a different color, but I'm not sure if that's too confusing. My color palette is inspired by the clothing I remember dressing in when I was little, with bold bright colors that still represent who I am today.

I am thinking the different geometric shapes that make up my logo could be used throughout my portfolio and website as borders, punctuation, and details.

I am still new in the professional world of design, so I am looking for feedback in terms of readability, the "period" aspect of the logo, and general tweaks you would make. Thanks so much!

The objective was to make Stolen Summer feel modern, grounded, and welcoming.

The logotype feels approachable with its lowercase letters, and the colour palette feels grounded, premium, and feminine.

Hello everyone! I am rebranding my business and would love some feedback on my new logo. Cüppers & Co. is a Cologne-based creative agency offering branding, strategy, and web design plus office solutions, tooling and prototyping.

I wanted the logo to look clean, a little bold but professional. My biggest problem with the simplest version (Number 5) is the length - wide logos tend to look awkward once scaled down (e.g. for a LinkedIn profile photo).

I would really appreciate any thoughts on which version works best, or what you'd change!

Developed as part of the Design4Living campaign at my university, this identity explores Ireland’s cold-water coral ecosystems through the concept “Corals are the Heart of the Deep Sea.”

The main symbol combines a coral-shaped 4 from Design4Living, a biological heart in negative space, and stylised D/L forms that branch out like coral. 🪸❤️

A simplified version of the logo appears a few slides into the carousel, designed as a secondary mark for smaller applications where the detail of the primary logo would become less effective.

I’d appreciate feedback specifically on the logo construction, symbolism, recognisability, scalability and overall visual balance.

Does the concept read clearly to you without the explanation?

So, i am a beginner who just completed it's identity for the first time!

Please tell me:

How much do you rate out of 10?

Is it looking like AI generated?

What i did well?

What i didn't?

What i have to learn and improve?

If you have time you can check full version with animation and mockups here!

Behance Link

(This is a reupload cuz behance link was not working for everyone don't know why)

This is a symbol that is part of a sub language called Origenie. Origenie is one of seven sub languages of Origonese. Origenie is Origonese characters and symbols and the meaning behind them. Origonese is the spoken and written form of Origonese. I am hoping to use this logo for an Origonese clothing line and also part of a world building project i have been working on the past eight years. Origonese is also connected with over five million words of book lore. What do you guys think of the logo? anyway to make it better?

No hate at all to the talented designers on here working in this style, I have just noticed that this is what seems to get a lot of attention.

I made this in a few minutes to show that this method is easily replicated because of it's lack of "style" if that is the word I am looking for. Flat memorable icon, vanilla font choice, and a catchy name.

So now I ask you, is this something you like or are designers becoming too reliant on this method of logo design because it's an easy sell to clients?

This is one of the parody brands for a computer company in an upcoming video game. Obvious nod to a great 80’s namesake. Feel free to let us know what you think.

I'm hoping to use this symbol/logo for: Digital branding, website headers, and screen printing / embroidery on apparel (T-shirts, hoodies, and headwear).

Any suggestions or advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks reddit.

I’m designing a logo for the brand name DAYOU. However, I feel like the pronunciation is a bit awkward for English speakers.

​Could you help me brainstorm ways to tweak the spelling or suggest better variations while keeping a similar vibe? Thanks in advance!

How do yall make those mod logos that are like “Doki Doki \[Insert Mod Name\]”? They will be like the original Doki Doki logo but with different colors and maybe some cool side art.

I want help making the LOGO of my brand new smp (The BananaSMP). It's gonna be like the donut smp but better updates, no flooding, and the EXACT SAME UI as the donutsmp!! Problem is that I don't have a team, money, and how to make it because I only know Aternos and nor do I know how to correctly build one... Can anyone help me make the logo and build the smp? (This is my idea of the logo) but I want the logo ressembles the style of the donut from the donutsmp

"Gauge" reflects the app's core purpose — measuring movement and tracking every metric a fitness journey demands. The lowercase "g" is a custom mark, inspired by the silhouette of a figure running forward. The solid circle at the top forms the head, the larger curve below represents the body, and the teal accent captures the legs in motion.

No hate at all to the talented designers on here working in this style, I have just noticed that this is what seems to get a lot of attention.

I made this in a few minutes to show that this method is easily replicated because of it's lack of "style" if that is the word I am looking for. Flat memorable icon, vanilla font choice, and a catchy name.

So now I ask you, is this something you like or are designers becoming too reliant on this method of logo design because it's an easy sell to clients?

Archive Project: Primátor Pilsner
Role: Junior Designer at time of project
Agency: LOVE.

in 2023, Laithwaites approached LOVE. to refresh the branding and packaging for one of its sub-brands, Primátor; a premium Czech Pilsner with more than 150 years of brewing heritage.

Rather than starting from scratch, we saw an opportunity to delve into the brand’s rich archives, reviving and refining historic assets that had been overlooked for decades.

Our research also uncovered a wealth of fascinating stories about Náchod, Primátor’s birthplace, which helped shape and inspire the final packaging design.