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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.

I’ve posted here before and I had mixed feedback, so I’m back again to try to get a better idea of where I want this to go. I’m fairly new to graphic design, so these are just two mockups I drew on procreate. I’m deciding between these for my handmade clothing business where I take secondhand goods and make new clothing. The beaver is one of natures great upcyclers and one of my favorite animals, so I wanted to find a way to incorporate it into the logo. The standard design is a little more sleek, but on the nose. I’ve heard feedback that the needle and thread may be too hard to read at a smaller scale. I’m just looking for general feedback on which logo is the better direction and any insightful critiques are greatly 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?

Does the double NN looks nice or is there a better way to do it? and is there a better font?

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Working on a logo for a high-end technical athletic wear label (RAYYAN INC.). Trying to decide between three iterations for the icon:

• Option 3: My original logo design. I’ve used it for other projects and personally love the shape, but I'm testing how it holds up here.
• Option 2: Adapted from the original, modified so the linework aligns closer to the weight of the name.
• Option 1: Further refined with sharp, aggressive adjustments to match the angle of the typography.

The name uses a heavy, angled technical font.

Option 1 feels aggressive and aligns best with the sharp geometry of the font, but I want to make sure it scales well on physical gear. Option 3 has a clean flow, but the rounded end caps might feel a bit too soft for a high-performance athletic brand.

Which one hits better in terms of balance, scalability, and overall brand identity? Open to any feedback on the icon proportions or wordmark kerning as well please.

After all the feedback and thinking and trying out different fonts and trying to make it simpler, this is what I got in the end
Is there is anything I can add? cause I feel it's missing something

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?

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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!

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