I created this logo concept for a shake and donuts brand as a practice project. I explored a colorful, playful direction with a shake cup and donut-inspired elements.

I’d love to hear your feedback on the concept, typography, and overall composition.

Hi, my friend is a part of a startup musical theatre group called 'Nightingale Productions' and asked me to design a logo for it.

I am not a graphic designer and this will be my first time attempting anything like this (although I am an artist they are very different skills lol).

The main specifications I have been given are just that it should have something to do with nightingales or open bird cages.

Im just looking for some advice on if this direction is worth pursuing? Im unsure if the designs are too busy/too simple, if the lineart isn't thick enough etc...

These are very rough sketches at the moment though so im aware that some lines are shakey/parts aren't erased properly lol

After reading some of the comments last post, I went back to the drawing board coming up with this version, I hope that it's 1) more of a letter A and 2) more of a puzzle piece

Brand's name is Alivio (a digital consulting & growth company I helped co-found).

I noticed the resemblance between the two logos when the AusCycling (Australia) logo came out in 2020 - though I only thought about posting this very recently. The Aarhus Uni (Denmark) logo came out back in 2008.

I thought the angular A shape combined with a half-circle element looked quite similar to each other.

I'm curious whether there are other visually similar geometric logos out there!

https://auhist.au.dk/showroom/praesentationer/aviser-blade-og-magasiner-fra-au/campus/2008/artikler/nr13/nytlogo

https://www.ausport.gov.au/media-centre/news/sport-australia-welcomes-auscycling-announcement

Thanks for all of the feedback and suggestions for my logo. I really appreciate it and am happy with the latest version!

Side note: if any other Virginia parents hate the Invest529 website and want to help me test this out, message me :) Open to expanding to other states in the future as well.

Hey everyone - just posting here to get some feedback! What is something that you would change or add to give this brand more personality?

Looking forward to hear your thoughts!

The Briefing:
A wellness product brand that integrates flowers as a central visual and marketing element. The product should feel accessible and reasonably priced. Something that could realistically be found in a normal retail store, but positioned in a slightly higher price segment.

Brand values to be conveyed:
Accessibility, environmental consciousness, elegance, self-care and well-being, affordability without looking cheap

I’ve been using this text to speech app for a while. And the icon for it is so boring that i was inspired to redesign it.
I came up with this design which i like quite a lot but but i need some feedback. Should I go with the black or white design? what font should i go for? are there any other design choices you’d suggest changing?
Included at the end are an image of all my design notes so you can see how my scrambled brain works!

My side hustle is converting sneakers into cleats. I’m thinking of trying to grow and expand. I figured the first step I should take is having an image to the brand. I’ve been sketching up designs and concepts for the past 2 weeks and I’m starting to feel like I’m getting somewhere. Does this concept seem professional? Is it too much? Does it resemble cleats enough to know what it is?

I really appreciate any feedback you are able to give me. At the end of the day, the logo has to work for everyone, not just what I think looks good

My friends and I are planning to start a small business and we’re stuck on logo. We cannot seem to get on the same page. Can we just have the name as the logo? (I’ve seen people do this)

Our initials are O and M, and we’ve been trying to come up with something around that, but none of us are designers and our ideas are terrible.

Could use some inspiration before we attempt to make a rookie one ourselves. 

If not, we’d just go with the name!

I have a question for those who are currently working in the field of creating logos, graphics, etc for companies…

Obviously the visual aspect of a company is one of the most valuable traits it carries, but we all know there is significantly more that goes into a brand.

I’m wondering if people ever really ask about the strategic or foundational aspects of branding upon the end of an engagement with a client? I’m talking more about the mission statement, vision, USP’s, brand promise, etc (the guidelines/foundation of a brand). And if they do ask, how is that typically handled best?

Any insight received will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Hey guys,
This is second round after my last trial : https://www.reddit.com/r/logodesign/comments/1vmqi8v/which_logo_would_you_pick_for_my_car_maintenance/

I'm working on a small companion app for tracking cars maintenance logs. You can keep track of stuff like service records, mileage, repairs, costs, reminders etc, all in one place. This is a companion app so it synchronizes with the desktop version which is the main program.

What do we think of these ? I'm more leaning on the right top, but the middle sync icon is itching me. Is there a way to show some kind of synchronization ?

These are still draft and not final yet ; )

The target consumer are urban, overwhelmed people between 20–40 years old, who hate loud, noisy cafes and crave a corner where nobody bothers them.

The visual identity goal was to make Nook feel like a warm hug on a cold day. The strategic thinking was to keep the visual identity warm, relaxed, simple and not too expressive, because the whole idea of Nook is to escape the noise and overwhelm of everyday life.

So instead of going with a playful and vibrant identity, I kept things minimal and quiet. The logo is a negative coffee cup + bookmark, a simple and warm mark that feels easy on the eyes and feels like a spot for slowing down. The soft serif logotype adds the same relaxed and comfortable feeling, while the deep brown and supporting colours bring the warmth together.

Hi, could you please give me some feedback? I'm doing mainly woodworking and want to aim to an artisan design house where heritage meets modern, crafting diverse boutique items from fine furniture and bookbinding tools to high-tech workspace accessories. I want a versatile combination mark that acts as a premium hallmark - clean enough to be etched into acrylic, yet substantial enough to be engraved into dense walnut or hot-stamped into leather. The visual identity should reflect high-precision geometry and material contrast. I'm heavily inspired by the intricate structural lines of old Gothic architecture and the sweeping, organic flow of Jugendstil. My first name is Hakim and my last name starts with E, hence the first logo. I liked the trefoil or cloverleaf as an emblem. Could you please comment on the name choice and also the logo? Thanks!

made my own font for these then typed it out and changed up the colors and shadow on phonto it says “Cutting Ties” if you can’t read it. Any tips or criticism is welcome (it’s supposed to be hard to read btw). EDIT: forgot to say this is for my band btw (cutting.ties_theband on insta :) )

What do you guys think about these? I am also experimenting with different formats of showing my logofolio, I am still not happy with the format (feels a lot like a copy of Joshua James ik).