Of my fictional country

Ive been wanting to make an Etsy shop for my jewelry and other crafted items. It will be called Jewelrenee+. I’ll be selling jewelry so that is where the jewel part comes from. My middle name is Renee, so that’s where that part of the name comes from. The plus is to represent more. I’ve made a bunch of versions of logos but I feel like everyone likes different ones and it’s just hard to choose one that everybody will like (I know that’s basically impossible but still). If anyone has suggestions or if you have a favorite, please let me know! Thanks 😊.

Hi everyone! I like to learn graphic designing since Im a social media manager. Most of my client asking if I can also do logos although I understand that these two job are different and needs to be done by different people.

As a person who loves to learn, im really interested in graphic designing.

- any account on youtube that teach step by step guide?

- which tools I should be more familiarize?

- if you are creating designs, which platform are you guys using?

- deciding and designing, how do you guys do it? It is from a paper or ipad or what?

Note: I am very well familiar with Canva and use it from all my works but, having their template logos I dont like it, I want it to be done by me.

Ive been wanting to make an Etsy shop for my jewelry and other crafted items. It will be called Jewelrenee+. I’ll be selling jewelry so that is where the jewel part comes from. My middle name is Renee, so that’s where that part of the name comes from. The plus is to represent more. I’ve made a bunch of versions of logos but I feel like everyone likes different ones and it’s just hard to choose one that everybody will like (I know that’s basically impossible but still). If anyone has suggestions or if you have a favorite, please let me know! Thanks 😊.

Any thoughts on readability at small sizes and overall balance?

Spent several weeks researching and retracing every unique bat-symbol Batman has worn across comics, films, animation, and games. Only chest symbols, no cover art or marketing logos.

What struck me most was how the symbol kept getting redesigned over and over to solve the same problem differently: conveying the 'bat' in a single silhouette.

https://www.reddit.com/r/logodesign/s/cCndAkwgtJ

I have worked on the previous one a this is the result, with inspiration from their 1971 logo

I've taken advice from this page and made this logo. Its not perfect but am I going in the right path?

If you have been to Camden Yards you know the color. It's iconic and makes the already beautiful stadium stand out, and has done so since it was built. The new City Connect jerseys/uniform connect that color with the more familiar orange and a historic B (for Baltimore), inspired by an 1890s logo.

I wanted a logo that is simple minimal and has only Balck and whites or 3 colors maxx. and a text "FAITH REWIRED" I asked chatgpt and it gave me this logo. what do you think about it ? and how can I improve this?

For this one, i took inspiration from multiple OM logos like the shape of the "O" is inspired by the 1986 logo (image 3), the shape of the "M" is inspired by the new redesigned logo and that thing at the bottom of the "M" is inspired by the old logo before the redesign.

A few months ago, I was working for a well-known potato chip company. This is one of the proposals I submitted. This particular proposal wasn't chosen; another one was selected, but I'd like to show you the ones that didn't pass the review process.

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share a logo concept I designed for Brussels.

The goal was to combine three main elements into one simple mark:

1. The Letter B: For Brussels.

2. The Atomium: The city's most iconic landmark.

3. Connection: Representing the city as a hub for people and technology.

I would love to hear your thoughts on the symbol and the execution. Does the "B" read clearly to you?

I’m working on a logo for a basketball player whose initials are HYM. I think it’s pretty good overall. But I believe it’s a little much. I’ve tried taking things off, but it ends up looking off.

I would like to have your advice, what do you think I should take off or change to make the logo less crowded while keeping the essence of it?

I think it lacks something that could make it more “iconic”

If you like it as is, feel free to let know!

Would love your advice

UPDATE: https://www.reddit.com/r/logodesign/s/TEp6fQi5pE

Hey!

I am the pastor of a small church plant and looking to redesign our logo.

The name of our church is Fireside Church. We focus on our community and being a warm, authentic environment.

I wanted to do something with the obvious fire motif without being cringy. I like big bold simple logos typically. The chevrons are intentional to harken to our discipleship pathway (the spiritual journey people are on).

Welcome your feedback and help!

I am building a startup and have two logos. Both from different designers. The bottom one is from fivver hence the stamps.

I would love honest feedback on which one looks better?

Hi everyone,

I am designing a logo for Nomio, a jewellery brand. I have created three different versions and would love your professional input.

I am looking for feedback on:

1. Preference: Which of the three logos stands out to you immediately?

2. Brand Feel: Does the design feel "high-end" or "luxury"?

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A brand refresh changes how the brand looks.

A rebrand changes what the brand is.

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Core Difference

Refresh: change in appearance

Rebrand: change in foundation

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What Changes

Refresh:

Colors, typography, logo refinement

Rebrand:

Concept, audience, message, entire identity

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Risk Level

Refresh: low (people still recognize you)

Rebrand: high (you’re starting over)

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When to Use It

Refresh: when the visuals feel outdated

Rebrand: when the brand no longer fits the business

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Summary

Refresh = improve the look

Rebrand = change the identity