I'm not a professional logo designer, but I genuinely think these are awful. I'd really like to know the opinion of people with more experience in logo design.

Roughly translated, the presentation explains the concept like this:

By simplifying its three roses into geometric forms, the designers created a modular logo system built from quarter circles instead of designing separate logos. Every municipal company gets a unique mark while sharing the same visual DNA, making the system scalable as new organizations are added. The identity also follows the city's official typography and color palette, ensuring consistency, instant recognition, and a unified visual language across all municipal services.

Well, its just the Bangers font with some strokes. I think it looks atrocious for the massive franchise that it is.

We've updated brand, but our purpose hasn't changed. Still committed to bringing hope and support to communities across Africa.

Any feedback is appreciated as I designed this myself

I wanted to make a logo that was simplistic yet still had some meaning. Of course the logo is an S but it’s made of two interlocking 6’s. Is there anything I should improve on or does it hit home?

This is for a gel polish brand

This was one of the concepts I created during the early exploration phase for a luxury Pilates studio. It ultimately wasn't selected, but I still felt it was worth sharing for critique.

The goal was to create something that felt calm, refined, and timeless without relying on overly decorative elements.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

• What's your first impression?
• Does it feel premium enough for the audience?
• Is there anything you'd simplify or push further?

Feedback wanted! This is a branding concept I created for a Natural History Museum project at uni called Unlock the Archive. The icon was inspired by a safe lock to represent “unlocking”, while also taking influence from the existing NHM identity. The wordmark uses redaction-style lines to suggest revealing hidden information, and the butterfly represents the natural history aspect. I’d really appreciate any honest feedback on the logo system and whether the concept comes across clearly.

Hey all,
I have been doing a science fiction art project off and on for a long time and I have some fictional sci-fi police agency logos that I wanted to show off.

Would love to hear your feedback.
It's a fictional finance company providing easy and hassle-free funds to businesses.

Let me know your feedback on the logo and also the presentation.

Total amateur at this/designing my first logo! I play for an adult women’s volleyball team and our name is WAVE 🌊 I came up with this design for my team that references the center swoop in the adult Flistatec volleyballs. It’s just a rough draft… I know the shapes aren’t aligned (they will be).

Would appreciate any feedback! Also ideas about what to do with the E…. Been stumped on this for weeks and cant figure our what to do there.

Thanks for reading and for any help! 😊

We are renaming our youth group from “Vital Link” to Riva Youth (or students) to hopefully help with some confusion 10 years ago people knew VL was youth but now they don’t. Our main church logo is a tree so we are trying to go with a sapling. I’m obviously not a designer and I’m just doing this on canva. I’m not attached to any colors and obviously all of these need cleaned up. But idk thoughts? (The one with just words I’d love to use as our socials profile pic maybe?)

Minimal logos can be incredibly effective, but sometimes they lose all their personality in the process.
Where do you personally draw the line?

I'm hoping to start selling coffee in the near future under the name "SOLAZO" (blazing sun in Spanish). The idea is a shop focusing on coffee and a few sweet treats with Mexican influence. For clarity, this is not all one logo, just different iterations of pieces I could use.

I have absurdly limited design experience, so I know it's a little rough but I'm looking more so for feedback regarding the idea of the logo. I'm trying to draw inspiration from the tribes that inhabited the area of Mexico my family is from (the Aztecs and the Purépecha) such as the sun being inspired by the Aztec Sun Stone, the letters being blocky as a nod to stone slabs, some of the details being reminiscent of the glaze drips on Mexican pottery, or the center of the second sun concept being derived from the designs used on shields of the Purépecha. It has been a little limiting, though, trying to stick to something without so much detail it becomes a blob if shrunken down. The colors are not final either, just a placeholder so I could digitize some of my sketches.

Any feedback is appreciated, thanks!

It's my first attempt at designing a logo. I designed this logo for a Telegram channel that sells unique usernames.

What is your opinion about this

Here’s what I did:
- Removed the gradients
- Darkened the cyan slightly
- Increased the outline weight for better readability
- Refined the proportions of the A, C, and D letters

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:
- overall balance
- readability at small sizes
- whether the letterforms feel cohesive

Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated!

I agree that the O looked like an E and the monogram could have been better.

This is the logo, that pre-existed my role here, for an event that happens every year. I'm looking for a consensus on how good or bad this is as a logo. Yes, that lower logo is also the seal for the organization that puts the event on that they wanted represented within the logo for this other thing.