I am working on a retirement plaque for a colleague who loves golf. Here is what I have so far.

Any ideas for improving this? I think I need something better than the black background… Other suggestions or other ideas for how to make it pop more? More visually interesting?

I've been getting conflicting feedback on my portfolio - and am kinda fed up. Also I always get vague feedback like "looks clean" or "nice font", and I feel like asking on reddit is hard to see if the person is actually legit, and same with ADP list.

So I'm wondering if paying a senior designer to review my portfolio is a thing or worth it? Has anyone here paid/been paid for a review - or considering - and if not where are you guys going to get portfolio advice? Was it helpful—or a waste of money?

Hey everyone!

Like a lot of people, I was feeling pretty overwhelmed trying to sort through endless fitness and nutrition posts on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. To solve this, I built Olympus AI, an app that lets you import your favorite social media content, then organizes and turns it into customized workout and meal plans tailored exactly to your goals.

It’s also gamified, so you can earn badges and rewards while keeping track of your progress.

I'd really appreciate any feedback or ideas you have, especially around:

• Does importing social media content feel intuitive and useful?
• What do you think about the user experience and design overall?
• Anything you'd add, change, or improve?

Here’s the link if you want to try it out:
Olympus AI on the App Store

Thanks a ton—I’m excited to hear what you think!

I have recently encountered an email from an authorized company. Apparently they liked my resume and wanted me to do 5 design exercises. I never had an interview with them yet! What do you guys think is it worth it?

Hello everyone,

We are making Al agents that automates your social media by mimicking you 100%. We are currently supporting Twitter mainly. We have gained follows from influencers with hundreds of thousands of followers, using the auto comment feature, which would automatically comment on your followings’ tweet to draw engagement in your style!

We are in close beta currently so our product and landing are separated. Our product is hosted at app.imagineai.me, and the landing page is imagineai.me. Create an account and you can try it out.

We are iterating on Al agent accuracy, user interface, and usability at the moment. We want and highly appreciate your honest feedback!!

So this is lowkey my first time designing a brochure. Its homework from school. I feel like it already looks really sloppy/not catchy.

Im working in canva the theme is "working with blood" i gotta explain in this brochure like the dangers of working with blood and how to handle it safely and all the diseases what you can get.

Upper text is saying: A critical concern Bloodsafety

Down text: needling with precision Working with vison

Anyway anyone have tips? Or can tell me what i dan change? Again it looks very lame rn

so i am making a website about DAYRO which is an event where folk-singers and, comedy artists show their talent to audience so i don't know how to make this site more entertain for users and make it more interactive so can anybody give advice to me what should i do to make it entertain and i am looking forward to work with you guys so please suggest me :)

Hope you like it! If anyone needs any work done, I'd be glad to handle it.

I don't know what to do to complete this it feels incomplete

Gold Sky, feedback is welcome 🤗

I'm working on a branding design for a small care center that offers mainly psychology services, but also nutrition and physiology services for a mostly female audience. Serene embodies a warm and a pleasant experience that ensures a safe and inclusive space for their patients. With affordable fees and putting their patient's needs in first place.

The first logo would be an institutional version for official papers, the second one is for commercial use.
I choose a chair with a heart shape and a solid but rounded typography to represent that safe place and warm feeling, making sure it shows the "feeling at home" effect that my client wants to embody but mantaining a trust worthy image for a health centered brand.

I would apreciate any critique and advice, also I feel like something is wrong with the proportions/placement/kerning but I can't figure out how to fix it. Thank you!

Another personal project that I would appreciate feedback for I’m quite happy with the way it turned out even though it’s simple.

just did some tweaking, but still feels like it's missing something..

Hey, what guys you think of this ? Is the ui consistent ? Is it fine ?

Struggling to pick a color for the white cards that goes well with the overall vibe. Any suggestions?

I'm looking for work and have been for a while. I've picked up making logo's for people and am decent at it. Im willing to do work.

First off, let me say that I'm overwhelmed with gratitude for all of the amazing constructive criticism I got from everybody on this silly logo. You have no idea what a boost of confidence it has given me as an old dog learning new tricks. When I say I tried each and every suggestion given, I mean it. Some worked, some didn't, but they were all great and worth giving a shot.

I made some changes, and here are my justifications (haha, I feel like I'm in school)...

While I really do like the angry skull, I feel like it's getting a little too far away from the image I want to portray. So, I think I'm gravitating toward one of these friendlier choices. Also, I like the readability of the logo more without the angry eyebrows. That said, I could see keeping both around and using the angry version for certain projects (Halloween season, for instance). I've talked myself in and out of this so many times I can't even think about it anymore, so I finally committed.

Now, here are the tweaks...

I tried a new font for the teeth for a few of these, and in some, I played around with the indication of cheekbones. For the versions with the original font, I messed with the spacing and carved out some of the weight from the 'k'. I also used angles from the elements in 'OLD' to place the teeth in a more chaotically harmonic alignment.

I tweaked the font in 'OLD' to look rougher, adjusted the placement and angles (took an hour of agonizing and tapping arrow keys). On the right side, I made the letters more angular, a look which is growing on me.

I know the design is kind of heavy to the right, but I don't necessarily mind it that way, though I have been experimenting with cutting out some of the thickness of the letter D. While I did mess around with it, I kept the inner shape of the D the way it is because it helps reinforce the letter by mimicking the overall 'D' shape.

Thanks again for the feedback! I sincerely appreciate it.

Here, I've tried to accomplish a new landmark of a fresh T-shirt brand. I built it from scratch and finalized it, and I'm still developing it.

Logos Visual Concept:
The letter "N" from the Bell MT font is rotated at 360°/3 (three times) to create a distinct visual element.
The brand name "uknitees" is written using the Hanry Potter Demo font, maintaining a balance between abstraction and readability.
The overall design embraces abstraction, which has been well received by the target audience.
The background pattern features a liquified duo-color effect, reinforcing a dynamic and artistic appeal.

You can view the full project at the link attached to it.
What do you think? I am looking for critique and suggestions for better.

Thanks.

Behance full project

logo for a band called “Glitterbomb”. wanting to make sure the G doesn’t look like anything else…👀help

I'm working on making my own font for a class and my teacher thinks it would be a good idea to get opinions of people who have experience with font making. This is the font so far

don't worry about the arrows off the end that's a place holder. I would just like opinions on how this font seems, obviously its a display font don't think i will be using this for large bodies of text. also if this is not the right subreddit for this if anyone can let me know it would be appreciated.

Not a designer. Seeking feedback on this flyer I made requested by my sister which she will hand out to local dental practices. Thanks

any comments on what i should add, lose, or edit?? very much appreciated.