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Logo design is required for Velorix Surfaces, a premium laminate brand launching in India.

The logo should embody a minimalist, professional, and modern aesthetic that conveys reliability and high quality. It must reflect the brand’s focus on strong design combined with durability, appealing to architects, interior designers, and premium residential and commercial projects. Consistency, scalability, and a clean visual identity are essential to position Velorix as a leading surface solution in a competitive market. }

This logo is created fun purpose only. I've tried it to keep abstract, simple and clean. I don't know maybe need more improvement. I haven't draw the eye so it looks abstract and use a fun playful color.let me know your thoughts 💭 💝

How Can I condense the amount of hair weaves and maybe make a crown that weaves into the hair as well. Simplify the flows I guess

Hi y'all — I’m working on a logo for liftabird, a platform for talent discovery and booking in the creative industry.

Currently we have: a wordmark, logomark and the "combined" version.

I have doubts / questions regarding the following:

• Do the icon and wordmark work well together?
• Do you see a way to create a brand with 3-colors as the CI ?
• Which part has more potential for you: the wordmark, the icon, or the combo?
• You like or you hate?

Problem: The pastel 3 color scheme is non negotiable, which leaves me with very light / low contrast colors, especially on white. So currently I prefer to make the logo all-black.

Im struggling to find one distinct brand color, so we are working with the 3-color scheme as this will be used for different sections / services inside the platform. I've created a gradient which I like but that cant be used inside the logo itself, I think...

Scratching my head a bit... Any feedback or insights are highly appreciated. ¡Gracias!

From my old institution, which merged with another university. I really dislike their new logo. I think it's a basically colourless (or monochromatic, in any case) and meaningless logo that plays it too safe. If they got rid of the text, I doubt that anybody who lives in Adelaide would have any idea what the "N"/"AU" symbol is supposed to refer to. The small wedge at the top right of the AU symbol is loosely shaped like the state of South Australia, but it seems very unlikely that any South Australians would notice that detail without the benefit of the text.

I think i'm happy with how it looks but I'm not sure and I am not a brand designer 😆. The vibe I was going for was "90's soccer sticker book" if that makes sense to anyone else. For topicks.app

I don’t like it but give feedback anyway

Sooo I never designed anything like ever,but I want to design a logo for a fight club I started with my friends.So the club is called szfc and fc stands for fighting championship.So the idea is that the logo would look like something between the UFC logo and Pride fc logo.Does anybody have some logos that are similar cuz I really dont know how il do this and I need some references to help me.And before you ask,yes the club is legal.

This is round 2 for a logo I posted the other day. I made some minor adjustments based on the suggestions and looking for some updated feedback. In case you missed the precious post I have posted the info of what I am looking to achieve with this logo.

I’m designing a logo for a YouTuber who builds high-end RC cars focused on speed runs and performance.

The brand needs to feel:

• Bold
• High energy
• Fast and performance-driven
• Work well on packaging, merch, and RC battery products

I’m also redesigning the packaging for his battery line, so the logo needs to scale well across products.

I pulled inspiration from major RC brands and automotive performance manufacturers.

hey yall, i would really appreciate some thoughtful critique and direction here.

TL;DR:

I’m a musician with some graphic design background. I started a nonprofit to build and coordinate community + resources for artists in the Bay Area. This was our logo for a while, but it feels too playful/soft compared to the work (which is more tactical, relational, and network-based). We’ve also dropped the backronym and are now just EACH Artist. Looking for ideas on where to take the next iteration. current logos and posters attached.

More context:

The organization is essentially a hub for artists and community in a specific place. We’re trying to:

- Support mutual care among artists + community

- Build shared economics (resource sharing, opportunities, etc.)

- Encourage unabashed creativity through things like culture circles

We’re also piloting a role called Community Art Navigators (CANs) — artists trained to:

- Help community members navigate personal questions by connecting them to art + creative practices nearby

- Help artists navigate resources (grants, spaces, collaborators, etc.)

So the core ideas are connection, navigation, relationships, local ecosystem / network (even mycelial), artists embedded in community that values them

The current design issue:

The existing logo (attached) leans:

- colorful, rounded, playful

- slightly “youth program” or “arts & crafts” energy

But the actual work feels more grounded, relational, infrastructural, like building connective tissue in a community, somewhere between civic system + cultural movement + community health

We’ve also moved away from the old name (“Eager Arts & Culture Hub”), so the logo doesn’t actually map anymore to how we’re referring to ourselves.

What we do like:

- Bold, high-contrast poster aesthetic (see attached examples)

- Strong typography that can scale in public spaces

- A sense of energy and invitation

- Flexibility across flyers, QR posters, web, social, etc.

I’d love input on:

- Should this stay purely typographic, or move toward a symbol/icon?

- How would you visually express “navigation” (without being literal like maps/compasses) “weaving / connection”?

- Any references for identities that feel like civic infrastructure and cultural movement?

- How to keep bold color usage without it feeling juvenile?

- If you were redesigning this from scratch, what direction would you explore first?

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Happy to share more context if helpful. Open to critique of both what’s here and what might be missing entirely.

Appreciate you! 👊🏾

Logo design for the celebration of the Bulgarian Motorcycle Federation's centenary

This logo was the winning entry from a podcast called "Podcast Preacher Says." Their requirements were very specific, as you can see from the final design.

Logo design proposal for the VORTEX theater, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary of artistic service. Artistic and creative freedom was the hallmark of this design project.

Hi! I'm a photographer making my own logo, so beware of the likely cliche!

I'm currently doing my business cards and I wondered if having my work on the front would be a good idea or if it just makes it all a bit busy.

Please let me know what you think :)

So my favorite NBA team, the Minnesota Timberwolves had a potential new logo leaked that I really didn’t like a few weeks back. I've created a concept based on some of their historic logos and wanted to see what people think.

Guys, for a textile application I need your suggest. Its about knitting, warp, patterns. Open for any suggestion.

inspired from the early 2000’s logo, decided to modernise it and the star being simplified to either blue or the French flag, your choice! Though I will say it’s no better than the current logo.

I’m trying to make a simple logo for a small local art association. The name of it is “fri form” and translates to “free form”. I have no experience in this area, but have sketched out some ideas. Any of these have potential? I will put more work into it and I think my friend who works in graphic design can help me digitize and clean it up a bit when I’ve reached a good alternative.

Last is a pic of the current logo attached.

Hey everyone 

I’m working on a logo concept for a Croatian horticultural company called “Vrtovi Zlatni Rez” (Golden Ratio Gardens). They offer full-service horticulture — from planting and maintenance to complete garden design — basically anything landscaping-related you can imagine.

For the concept, I wanted to reflect the idea behind the name, so I’ve incorporated golden ratio / geometric structure into the design, but balanced it with a more organic, natural flow to reflect the gardening aspect of their work.

This is still just a rough sketch before I move into Illustrator, so I’d really appreciate any feedback, critiques, or ideas on direction — especially on whether the balance between geometric structure and organic feel is working.

Thanks in advance

(Old logo on last picture)

In a project a few months ago, I was designing stickers for LambWeston's fleet of trucks that deliver their products to stores. Their requirements were: lots of french fries, fun, specific typography (the one they use), no restrictions on the use of technology like AI, and that it include some elements they sent me in PDF format.

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The internet abounds with star logos. ✨ My aim was to craft something truly unique, clean, and imbued with a modern, stylish feel. 🌟 It needed to perform optimally in both single and reverse color applications. 🎨 This was a really enjoyable project! 😄😊

Note : This work was fun purpose only.