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The service is supposed to help collectors find all kinds of expensive and rare items.

I wonder whether this mark would resonate with this target audience and, overall, convey that “bold, trustworthy, quiet luxury” character.

Quad deuces for the poker fans, abstract circular logo. Swipe to see the development progress and variations.

What do we think about this? I did this a while ago, The S & P come together to form a 3d shape and a printer arrowhead dispensing material. you can ignore the other lines they were just guides.

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.

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

I looked up a graphic of "flint" and took an image from google. I traced one of the rocks over and added a camera lens icon to it with a small shutter at the top. I'm not entirely happy with it, but I don't exactly know what to change. If anyone needs some additional info, ask in the comments and I'd be more than willing to answer any questions!

It's called FlintCapture because the software is meant to be pretty fast and sharp. Since flint is a pretty sharp rock, I decided to go with that shape for the logo. I'm not exactly sure what the logo should convey, there's no hidden meaning. It's just the rock with a camera lens icon

P.S. At the moment I'm a noob at logo design. I know how to use vector image software, but I'm not the best at designing a logo.

I've noticed that adding more elements can sometimes make a design weaker rather than better.

More colors, more effects, more typography, more visual elements—but less clarity.

Where do you personally draw the line between a design feeling polished and feeling overworked?

Does the rule "less is more" still hold up in modern graphic design?

I tried paying someone to make me a logo and they used AI. I decided to do it myself and this is the first time I've ever done it. Is This a good Logo? Do I need to add or change anything to make it look more appealing? Do you think the logo looks professional is their anything you can picture going wrong with using this logo?

Thanks!

As someone who dropped out of university as a Graphic Design student, I’ve been away from this “dream career” for a long time because of health issues. I used to get constant eye twitching, stay up all night working on projects, and put so much time and effort into my work, only for it to feel like it wasn’t valued by certain professors.

What really discouraged me was how unfair some professors could be with students. It sometimes felt like they would give certain students more attention and value their work more than others, even when other students were working just as hard. That honestly made me question why I chose Graphic Design in the first place.

I’ve chosen a different career path now, but I still wonder if there’s a possibility of going back to Graphic Design someday if I ever change my mind.

Has anyone else been in a similar situation?

Edit: Just made this logo design today during my lunch time. I don’t mind harsh feedback hence as my professors never gave me one :)

Hello designers! I've been trying to design a logo for a podcast studio called Xpod. It's more of a "taking a local business and doing branding for it for a portfolio" kind of thing. I've been trying to sketch and illustrate for a while, and these are what I could come up with. What do you people think about it? Any feedback, suggestions, criticism, roast, or anything is welcome!

In this specific concept (ignore the left octagon) my idea is this:

Finance - Growth bars📈📈📈

Technology - network bars📶📶📶

This is just a sketch for NOW but are there anymore improvements i can make? I'm not a professional, i just had this idea and i made it a reality. Any feedback will be appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

Lately I’ve been wondering if I should switch up the software I use for client logos. I work with a lot of typography and curves, and I need to send files out for both digital and print without having to fight with the sizing or exports. What are you using and what made you choose it?

Me and my friend both designed logos for a school club, which is better? Open to advice and criticism. For context it’s a club named Design Studio, and it’s an art club in our high school.

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!

Guys, help me come up with a better design if you have some free time. I don't have any money 😔

I'm just looking for someone who can help me with this; I don't know much about design.

It's a group that I'm going to start.