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Elvira is a plant-based raw dessert chef with a background in molecular biology. Both concepts were created for her food brand, but they have very different vibes.

Looking at her Instagram, you can see she likes very different styles. Sometimes she wears pink and looks cute, other times she goes for a dark goth look. Her desserts are the same. She makes cute pink hearts as well as black pastries decorated with silver spikes that look like real metal but are actually edible.

I believe the berry-like character licking its lips works better for the brand, but Elvira doesn't connect with it at all. She prefers the spiked concept, which makes sense given that she's also a tattoo artist working in cyber sigilism, a sharp and edgy style.

Looking to make a metal style logo for t-shirt. The design I’m hoping for is for it to be barely legible or at least not obvious at first glance. Struggling to alter it further. Any suggestions to help? Is it easy to read the name?

It is a squirrel holding a paint brush

I'm making a brand identity for seafood restaurant and I've made the rest of it. I love everything, and this font is perfect for it, but I just can't make the first two letters look clean. I want to use them as logo for social media icons. (I like the word play with silueta and si)

Which version looks better, or maybe other suggestions how to make those curves look good.

Also added my thoughts process as the second photo. Maybe it will help a bit.

Hello!

The other day I posted my first logo in a really long time and got flamed, rightfully, because it was ugly as sin. I deleted the post in shame.

Today I come to you with something I think is much better. Second image is monochrome.

I don't like the color of the "pages" of the book. I have tried a bunch of colors and didn't like them, kind of at my wits end with that.

Client: tutoring company that focuses on holistic education, putting the mental well-being and long term goals of students above rote learning and memorization. To be used on all kinds of things from stationery to socials to business cards.

Be nice.

It’s a clothing brand that also will showcase film that I’ve worked on. Yes I’m a film student

Looking for feedback on this logo design I created for an organic food brand.

I am wanting to start a freelance project from home and decided to try and design a logo for myself. These are just some preliminary ideas that I took into Figma and there is definitely room for improvement . Is there any feedback or advice I could get?

Hello! I'm developing a world building project, and I was revamping the project's logo. I'm no expert, and I ended up with this. I'd love to hear some feedback/how to improve it! Thanks in advance :)

1- my White logo

2- my white logo with Cadbury swirl logo

3- current logo

A few days ago, someone told me he discovered something on Me by Muzli that made him smile.

Apparently, he'd been using the platform for a few days before realizing that our 3D logo isn't just sitting there in the corner.

It actually follows his cursor around the screen.

When we were building Me, we wanted to add a few little surprises throughout the experience. Small details that people might not notice right away, but when they do, they feel something.

A moment of surprise, a little laugh, or just a smile.

Because I believe those little moments are often what make people remember a product.

Not every design decision needs to improve usability or conversion rates.

Sometimes, making someone smile is a good enough reason.

I posted an earlier version of this logo here a while ago. Since then, I’ve refined the design and created a few variations so it works across different applications.

Don't know anything about the company, but I've always seen and liked this logo as I'd pass it on the highway. NEMF = New England Motor Freight. Anyone else familiar with it? Or have any other random logos you've encountered in passing like this?

When you deliver a logo or brand identity, do you send the source files before payment, or wait until the client pays?

Seems like some people send everything right away and others send a watermarked PNG until the invoice is settled. Has it ever bitten you? And how often do you get the “this isn’t what we approved” after delivery?

Such a shame the company was horrible but I wish they kept the mascot when they switched to airtrans. We need more goofy airline mascots.

Dear Dough is a cookie bakery bringing our favourite childhood classic cookie recipes back as thick, soft-baked cookies. Making them even yummier while bringing back that nostalgic feeling.

Dear Dough's personality is raw, imperfect, and personal, because these are not just cookies, but childhood emotions.

The visual identity captures this feeling through a raw, imperfect style, with irregular letterforms in the wordmark and a mascot that gives Dear Dough a life of its own.

The mascot is an uncle holding a cookie in his mouth. The idea is that the cookies are so yummy, even the people making them can't resist eating them. I wanted to capture that exact moment in the mascot.

The colour palette uses blue and white to bring a warm, personal feel to the brand, while the soft typography reflects the delicious, soft-baked cookies.

A fictional bakery branding and visual identity project, including logo design, mascot illustration, and packaging design.