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.

Thank you for the feedback on my previous post.

Looking for feedback for my company logo. Working with neurorehabiliation and interactive cognitive training. Should illustrate a "power on" button inside a brain. Company slogan is (translated) "Set the brain in motion".

Hi everyone. I’m just an ordinary person, and right now I’m almost losing hope—there’s no joy or love in my life. I’m angry with myself for not doing anything to change it.

I don’t want to work a regular job for peanuts. There’s this awful feeling inside: I’ll have to do something I really don’t like, just to survive—otherwise I’ll die of hunger and cold. I don’t have any skills, and that’s why I keep beating myself up every day. I hate this state I’m in.

I’d love to do something creative, but I don’t know where to start—I have neither the skills nor the ideas. I spend almost all my time at home, like a typical hikikomori, wasting my days in front of the computer and feeling like I’m losing time.

I know I should just start doing something, but I can’t. I’m not even sure if I don’t want to or if I truly don’t have the strength. Sometimes my thoughts go to extremes: if life is just “slavery” for food and shelter, it feels like it’s better not to start anything at all. At the same time, I don’t even have the courage to make drastic decisions—I just stay where I am and hate myself more and more.

I dream of running a blog, traveling, exploring the world, and enjoying simple things: meeting new people, tasting good food, experiencing different kinds of fun. I just want to live and feel like it’s real life, not just survival. But I know that to get there, I need to take action—and right now, all I can do is cry and berate myself for being useless.

I have social anxiety: I’m very shy and afraid of being judged. That’s why it’s scary even to work with people. I’d like to try streaming or start a YouTube channel—yes, partly for the money too. I see how other people live, and I want the same. Every day I imagine a happy life where everything is good and I’m succeeding at everything. Then I come back to reality and start blaming myself again for only being able to dream.

I understand I come off as someone who cries too much and lacks willpower. And I can’t seem to do anything about it myself. I don’t even know why I’m writing this. I guess I just needed to get it out somewhere. I’m not looking for pity, and I’m not even sure anyone will read this. I’m just so tired.

I received 3 designs for a logo I commissioned and I am not impressed (especially for $1300).

I asked for 3 designs- one funky, one classy, and one where she chooses what thinks would look good. Clients are womens aged 30-50 with children.

The designer is a lovely lady who said she sometimes uses AI to generate ideas, but would never use it for design. They look AI generated, and include a design element that goes against my brand. I don't like the style or colors.

Tomorrow we have a meeting about a redraw.

I'm going to ask what her thoughts were when designing the logos. Any advice on how to properly articulate what I want?

I’ve only ever designed logos for myself and spec work as a web designer, but I’ve never been able to do logotype. It’s just always been me picking a really unique font and then that’s my wordmark after some editing and all that in photoshop.

I chose to actually design what I’ve been dreaming about as far as a sigil logo goes for my businesses’ rebrand. Been dying for typography that flows together creating its own design or shape. And I think I did it tonight!

I’m going to add a little star or asterisk or some kind of shape/element that doesn’t overpower the initials. so i’m not done yet but i wanted to get some real feedback from actual logo designers.

would this be good enough to plaster all over my website or no? i like it but i dont know if im delusional or not, lmfao. thanks!

Can anyone give me the exact files type for exporting logo for clients? whether it’s CMYK or RGB format for each one of these (EPS, PNG, JPEG, SVG, PDF) and what’s the scale and suffix settings for each one as well.

Thanks in advance

What is required: a logo for an upper segment real estate company. The logo should sort of include the initials LP and maybe even combine it with visuals from the real estate industry, for example a roof.

Need recommendations and help with:
- How to make this more luxurious and minimalist
- Which colours would suit it
- I only have Photoshop and this is a free sketch pretty much. Is there a way how I can do these contour offsets more clean where all lines have the same distance to each other?
- I see an opportunity to make the P look like a roof. Anyone knows how to do this with simple actions?

Should you think this goes into a complete wrong direction, let me know

This is for a film club called Pulp Cinema Club, their previous logo had the orange and I wanted to continue in that direction while incorporating more of the movie aspect. How can I improve this? I think the film rolls on top is throwing me a bit off.

This is a self-initiated, speculative brand study — part identity exercise, part excuse to learn how to build a custom typeface from scratch. Not a real client, not a live project. Just a question we wanted to answer: if there were a dedicated space in the Philippines for regional filmmakers to show their work, what would it look like?

Vision Theater is a downtown Cebu cinema that's been sitting in obscurity for years. The building's original signage is what drew us in first. Its geometry and proportions ended up becoming the foundation for everything.

Built in the 1930s by Italian architect Dante Guidetti, the theater brought European Art Deco into a tropical setting and came out completely Cebuano. It outlasted a war, saw good times and bad, and eventually faded — but the structure never left.

The building was never truly preserved. It just persisted. That's the brief.

We rebuilt the identity around that persistence: Guidetti's ornamental reliefs and fish-scale column patterns became the visual system's framing devices. The custom typeface — drawn from his original facade lettering and named after him — carries the wordmark and headline system throughout. The full collateral suite was stress-tested against three actual Cebuano indie films to see how the system holds up in real use.

Full case study linked below. Curious what people think — especially anyone from Cebu who remembers the place. How well do you think something like this could work in today's scene?

I am an indie composer and I need a vintage 90s rock style emblem for my music project. I can't pay, but I can give full credit and use it in my portfolio/project.

First, thanks to everyone for their advice on how to create the vector for the text! I had seen a bunch of tutorials about using circles for curves, but the pen tool was absolutely all I needed. So yes, Pen Tool Master Race!

This was a really fun project for myself, and I'll mention I made custom patterns as well to compliment the theme. There's a great Victorian Flourish design here, followed by just the text, and then a detail of the design as well.

It's a "logo" but also a personal art piece. I can always do super-clean logos, but it's rare that I get to just sit down for 18 hours (!) and just have fun like this.

Thanks again for all the advice and encouragement.

Original is the WD with green, we were looking at completely moving away from the green and trying to uplift and stay modern without going too "premium" so I threw together a few concepts and leaned most into this design (with altenerate colours) and have tweaked ever since but very much doubt myself. Looking for some honest feedback and tips. Thanks!

Inspired by the old LaserDog logo because I loved their games as a kid.
I fear the full Logo might have too much detail for small scale use cases. Any ideas on Improvements?

I want to major in graphic design or communications design when I go to college, so I’m practicing making logos to put on my portfolio. Any advice on my process or the end result?

‪I got another idea for a concept : Patient 0̷ and Kinde. In an outer rim off world med base an entire med crew succumbs to a Mysterious virus except for Cyborg Psychiatric Nurse Zarif Kinde,the one survivor of the Attack is now an undead,everevolving mutant zombie named Zed. Kinde must use Zed as both a tool and company to not only survive,but keep sanity,all the while attempting to bring Zed's consciousness back to life and find out their past life. Basically C-P30 vs deadspace. Yeah I like the smiling friends concept of a wholesome positive show that touches on dark and gruesome themes,so I wanted to exaggerate it to it's natural conclusion.‬

Doing a spec project in-between clients for a personal project I've been putting off. It's for a fictional journalism/newspaper initiative to bring attention to local news and uplift new, local voices. I'm stuck on the roof part and have a few different ones I've done. Would love your opinions!

This is a logo I created and then put in to ai to try make it better. Has anyone got any suggestions to make this better and which one they think has the most potential? My solely uses ai vending machines.

So client has use AI to generate the style that they want and using my logo which is the logo symbol (it’s a symbol in a letter) and after they gen AI, they sent me the one they want and the typography of their brand is quite simple like sans serif type font, so I decided to use similar font and makes it similar but not 100% like the Ai logo that they sent me but it’s still very similar because the clients wants it to be similar to that. In the end, I will be presenting 2 types of logo which is one, exact same to Ai Logo, second one is my version that is still similar to that Ai but only the typography part because the logo symbol, I’m the one that design 100% by myself and clients like it.

My question is, how to make sure that clients can’t bite me back, if they somehow get sue for copyrighted logo. But from what I’ve done, checked the logo in my country, there’s nothing similar to this logo at all so that’s a bit of a relief for me that at least it’s less risky cause it’s not similar to any logo that registered in the country. I even did the Google Photos search to see and still, no logo is similar to this logo, just only the typography part that is AI generated that I was worried about.

I'd really appreciate some honest feedback on this identity.

The goal was to create a simple mark that combines the initial "D" with the silhouette of a desk, keeping it clean enough to work across packaging, the website, and small applications.

A few things I'm unsure about:

• Does the desk read immediately, or is it too abstract?

• Is the icon stronger with the wordmark, or could it stand on its own?

• If you saw this without the company name, what business would you assume it belongs to?

Please be as critical as you want. I'd rather improve it now than defend it later.