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u/HiddenHorse925 Thanks a lot for the direction. I felt the font was out of place, and the font style you suggested turned out to be the perfect fit for the mark. However, while experimenting with it, I realized it might be enough to tweak only the first letter. Curious to hear whether you agree.

u/BoxNo5216 I rounded some of the corners, but not all of them. Much appreciated!

u/KeyMistake604 Thanks for the font suggestion.

u/Ok_Distribution1134 and u/dylanlandman I'm cursed with mathematically centering things, so thanks for breaking that curse. Nudging the horns made a big difference. Danke!

u/benavny1 Thanks for the advice on lockup and thickness. The latest version still follows that direction.

u/DigitalDowner Hope you're at least a little more satisfied with this outcome.

And, surprisingly, it was the client who asked for the logo to face the other direction.

I've been sitting on this for a very long time, but I finally want to get it up and running and start implementing it. I feel like I am hitting a bit of a wall though and I am wondering if I can get some critiques or suggestions. The logo is a merger of a blackletter K and S (my initials). I have included previous versions to see how it has evolved over time. Looking forward to any criticism.

Made some minor changes based on your feedback and also included a reversed version with some color.

Hey everyone! I’d love to get your thoughts on two logo concepts I'm exploring for HeyBeacon.

Hey Beacon is a digital safety brand that helps people check whether a suspicious link, message, call or request is safe. It also provides practical guidance on staying safe online.

The visual identity is inspired by modern nostalgia and retro branding. The goal is to create something friendly, approachable and positive while still feeling trustworthy and relevant to digital safety.

The brand should feel like a natural response to someone asking, “Hey Beacon, can you check this for me?” - almost like a friendly and dependable companion that is ready to help whenever someone feels uncertain.

We’re currently considering two approaches:

• A more minimal logo using light rays to represent Beacon illuminating and revealing potential digital dangers.
• A character-led logo where Beacon becomes a friendly mascot and safety companion.

Which concept do you think aligns better with the brand idea?

*If the mascot concept clearly works better, we'll put more effort into refining the character and make sure it works perfectly with the final logo.

Thanks in advance!

i am trying to achieve a minimalist startup style. That works both as an icon and as a wordmark.

Hi designers, I am a beginner and I'd appreciate your feedback on these logo concepts. Please take a look and let me know which one works best. The logo is based on the initials "PT."

So my client wants a fox inspired logo and i did that image also the client wants something representing the word "phase" idk how imma do that any idea guys

Hello! I’m currently a student and I’m working on a project in my business class. My research question is on how AI affects the jobs of graphic designers, and I’d like to send a google form with questions regarding this subject to any graphic designers or anyone who is studying graphic design. I’m asking this because I need primary information for this project. Also you have the choice whether you want to remain anonymous or not. If you’re interested in being a part of this, please send me a message! Thank you.

Made it today, since my old laptop with the previous logo just died. This was a pretty major change to the logo and the name (previous name was "Repent" but we scrapped it since it was way too religious) of the series, so I'd like to have some feedback on the name too (how memorable it is and how it sounds). Thanks!

My initial idea on those designs (i've added the initial scribble i did at 3AM on my phone in the last image) was basically the visual image of a piece of paper flying away in the wind since our tool will "rid you of the PAPERwork". Its also in a sense trying to combine the "time" aspect (hourglass-y shape) with the "paper" visual somehow. The second image is, i feel, a more stylized less paperesque take on the same thing.

--had to repost this so 1st and 2nd image are switched now it seems.

I personally prefer the idea of the first logo, especially with duotone colors in mind but i also enjoy the simplicity of the design and idea.

My partner does prefer the second one partly because it's more legible and in a sense "cleaner" too.

Again, any feedback is appreciated! I'm a total logo/graphic design beginner except for like 2-3 books i skimmed through about those topics, so if you have some insights, feedback on the logos themselves or can help us decide that'd be most welcome!

Hi guys,
Can you please give feedback on this logo?
11 + T
Corners going in upward motion depicting forward nature and outlining the logo forms a shield depicting trust.
For an outdoor gear brand.

I found this skull image in a Nokia 2760 s40 128x160 themes website and tried to reverse search the image on Google but only said it's a "cat skull" but couldn't find me the actual image I'm looking for. Please if someone finds it I would really appreciate it

I'm about to graduate and haven't been able to get an internship yet. I'm trying to expand my portfolio to attract clients, and I'd appreciate any feedback on this design. Please be respectful. Thank you so much.

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Bullcart is an online webshop where ranchers can purchase supplies for their livestock farms, such as feeders, weighing scales, tags, and other equipment.

I was approached by the founders, who had a very clear vision: they wanted a bull and a shopping cart merged into a single logo.

The original name is slightly different and translates to "Rancher Cart" in Spanish. For this presentation, I adapted it to "Bullcart" to see whether viewers would instantly recognize the main symbols without needing to read a project description or understand the meaning behind the original name.

Need opinions on how i can my this canva shit into a better logo, needed it to be more minimalist and memorable for students.

Hello, my name is Endrwa. But Andrew is also fine.

I want to pursue a Twitch streamer career in the future, and I made a Twitch avatar to go with it. I have some understanding of visual communication. Originally, this started as a square avatar with an eye in different shades of blue to dark blue with my username below. But as time passed, I got unsatisfied with how the avatar looked, and looked to rework it.

The earliest version started in 17th November, 2025, as shown in the fifth image. It started as a simple eye in different shades of blue with my username below, and it was my original avatar across all social media I’m active on for approximately ten months or so until I decided to rework it. I also made a Counter-Strike variant on 16th July, 2026, as shown in the eighth image, made exclusively to become my streamer and social media avatar.

Over a month later, on 23rd August, 2026, I decided to rework the avatar. I decided to expand on the “eye” theme more and made the first iteration of the new avatar, as shown in the seventh image. However, I quickly realized that text didn’t work well when shrunken down, and removed it, creating the second iteration, as shown in the ninth image.

After receiving a suggestion from member of a Discord server online to shrink the lower highlight, came the third iteration on 31st August, 2026, as shown in the first image. However, the crosshair was also removed that day as it is also too small to be clearly seen when shrunken down in size. Which became the fourth iteration, on 1st September, 2026, as shown in the second image.

The point is, I’m worried about it now being too similar to either one of the Luminosity Gaming logos, which is shown in the third and fourth images, the former I attempted to implement as an inspiration for my own logo. The sixth image is the color palette of which I used to make the avatar.

Positive feedback is very much appreciated.

Hey, so I am a photography student learning graphic design and logo design. I'm pretty new, and am looking for some advice for iterations of this logo.

Emberfield is a contemporary outdoor apparel and gear brand that focuses on adventure, hiking, and time spent offline. The target audience are young adults (20–35) living in or near cities who seek slow, intentional time outdoors as a way to disconnect from digital life. There’s supposed to be a value of They value craftsmanship, rather than fast fashion & trends

The Logo Idea:

The idea for this logo was to base it around a "Cairn". Which is a man made stone structure used amongst hikers to mark the right direction on a trail. Cairns are used to stand out from their surrounding landscape and guide hikers in the right direction, similarly to how Emberfield’s goal to stand out as a contemporary outdoor apparel brand. The minimalist design is meant to further strengthen the contemporary and modern aesthetic, while also reflecting a strong symbol for hikers and people who love the outdoors.

I really appreciate
any feedback. I'm looking to improve,

edit: I’ve been told that the logo is too basic and wouldn’t really stand out, if I could get an opinion on that too that would be great!

Thanks!