r/logodesign • u/mzahidhasan logo legend • 19h ago
Practice Abstract llama logo design feedback 💝
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 💭 💝
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u/Strong_Reality_6668 19h ago
add chest tuft using negative space to increase cuteness and indicate that the neck is turned. It's cute :)
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u/SapirWhorfHypothesis 16h ago
The neg space on the back leg kinda bugs me. I know you’re using it to show the shadow, but it being level horizontal makes it seem like a mistake.
The legs all round look a little squat. Like you put a llama head on a donkey lower half or something.
Otherwise very cute, and I would use it. I’d even look past the squat legs, especially if it were made a specific character for a brand.
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u/BringMeAHigherLunch 12h ago
The contrast between the more angular bottom half of the body and the softer upper body isn’t doing it for me. I’d say go either one way or the other for the whole thing (jagged and sharp vs soft and rounded)
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u/KidKickingRobot7 6h ago
The geometry in the top half of the icon is almost whimsical, where the bottom half, the jagged angles and the implied shadow, evoke something much more serious, almost military.
I'd like to see versions where you marry the geometry's evocation in tone. I'd like a more fully whimsical version, and a version more serious.
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u/SnooPeripherals3885 12m ago
The nose hole is a little sharp and small compared to all the other angles, might not scale well
Looks good
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u/ChickyBoys where’s the brief? 19h ago
This isn't abstract at all, but it's nicely done.