I would appreciate your thoughts on this logo for my Real Estate Investment Company. Suggestions for improvement welcome!

Top App Icon: “Reddit icon before the update”

Bottom App Icon: “Reddit icon after watching one MrBeast video and installing TikTok”

I have multiple logos, but this are the top 3 I'd need to pick.
Not sure if I can mention here the brand name due to reddit's rules. It's gonna be a social media reel / product promotion brand.

Please help me choose the best of these 3. Interested to be liked by more people and help me grow faster.

Here’s a screenshot of the app icon. It’s designed in procreate (no idea what I should actually be using).

I don’t know if this is the best design for an iOS icon. I plan to use just the fj inside the app / Dynamic Island where I need smaller icons (but open to redesigns)

Any / all feedback is welcome. Won’t hurt my feelings :)

Hello, everyone. Here is a logotype I have been working for the past 1-2 weeks. It went trough a lot of iterations but I think I am happy with the progress I made so far. It’s a personal project for a Rum company called “Ceniza”. It’s supposed to be on the higher-end. Also, these won’t be the final colors but I will use gold in the packaging. Would love to hear some opinions. Thanks!

I design custom scenic elements for various companies. In the middle of a new launch and torn between which design direction to go. I use the octopus icon due to the intelligence/creativity that's associated. Looking for some feedback, thanks.

Hey folks,

This is version 2.0 of our logo, and to be totally honest — we had absolutely no idea what we were doing. No background in design, just pure trial and error, long nights, and a lot of second-guessing.

This is what we landed on for now, but I’m already thinking about a 3.0. We know it’s not perfect — might not even be good — but we’d really appreciate honest, constructive feedback. What works, what doesn’t, and what direction you’d go for the next version?

We’re thick-skinned and open-minded. Tear it apart if you need to. We just want to make it better. Thanks in advanced. .

I received a lot of valuable feedback on a recent post. I'm unable to update the image without deleting the post entirely so here I am uploading a new version.

For those of you following on the other post I decided to move over G and F to the final list. Thanks for the help.

This is an update to my previous post asking for feedback. I have taken some feedback and revised the three logos I have as options. Feel free to leave any feedback. Thanks!

https://www.reddit.com/r/logodesign/comments/1jpwwhf/which_mark_is_best_for_my_freelance_design/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Did your change too?

computer/technology education business

Logo design for the CoWalla Creative District. They are holding a contest for a new logo, but since I live outside the two towns participating in the co-op I can't enter. CoWalla sounds like Koala to me, so I felt compelled to make this.

Heyyy, Recently I have posted the logo for feedback, I received good response on that, as the feedback was given to me in my previous post I have made some changes in logo.pls suggest which one we should go with

Note - it's for harem pants brand name Genie drip

ive always hated the way it looks and it just doesnt fit in with the other icons on the taskbar, ive always hated the way it looks, i want to know that im not the only one that feels this way

The last logo had some serious problems (I don't do logos much in general) and everyone here and in r/design made sure to let me know. So here's my attempt at fixing them.

The company is satre bartar (roughly translates to "the best line" or "the top line") It's a digital marketing, business advisor, content creation and anything anything that a business with digital presence needs (which includes graphic design wor. Mostly digital but also prints and anything else)(also has web dev teams and programers)

So the idea here is to show a line with fast, modern, strong and cutting edge attributes. And other lines with less edge, strength and slower and implying the qualities of the brand and the name in a comparison way

The colors are my best try at picking tech and digital age colors and professionalism and trustworthiness which I think are perfect right now (one of the biggest service provider of the country also used the same hue of colors till this year. Ours has more contrast and boldness to it compared to that if you're curious)

So that's about it. I'm looking forward to hearing your opinions and tips.

Hi,
This is my latest creation, and I am doing my best. I hope you can enjoy it and share your thoughts on it.
If you are curious enough, I've attached here the full project link: https://www.behance.net/gallery/222891335/Logo-Making-process

Hi everyone, I hope I do not offend anyone with this post.

DISCLAIMER: This is not intended to replace the current logo — it is just a personal concept I created for fun and as a creative exercise. I’m sharing it here to hear what true Barcelona fans think about it. I fully respect the history and identity of the Club, and this is just meant as a discussion piece, not a proposal.

Would love to hear your thoughts — good or bad — as long as it's constructive!

I love designing logos and I have been exploring doing more custom wordmarks in my designs.

I always run into one issue: I get the first letter, usually what I would use for the iconography and then I have a hard time matching this with the rest of the word. (ie. Company name is Grit. I make up a great looking G but then get stuck trying to make the "rit" look cohesive with the whole thing)

Are there any tips or suggestions you would have for getting better at this? Even any resources, videos or ways to practice would be great!

Brief: Cove is a new youth hostel and safe space opening up in the heart of London. The space will sleep over 100 residents and also include an event space and social chill out area for young adults. The non-profit works with teenagers and young adults who are either homeless, in between housing or looking for support to get away from a life of crime or abuse. Initially setup as a support forum and online resource platform by its founder, Cove has gradually become a community anchor, and is now seen as a vital support network for young adults who are being led down a path of crime and substance misuse. The non-profit has recently been awarded funding and is now in the process of taking on disused warehouses in the Lewisham district of London, transforming otherwise empty premises into safe spaces for its residents. With its latest space due to open this summer, the non-profit is looking for a disruptive, eye-catching brand identity to help guide its marketing materials and ensure its awareness campaigns are consistent, memorable and impactful.

The icon is C shaped fire, which reflects the guidance this place offer to those who are lost

I am not sure about the colors and the typography used here, so if you could enlighten me, i would be thankful

Hi guys. I am working on a logo for a friend of mine’s app. The app will be called Game Garage, it will be a place for people to share their results of a wide range of games, focusing on boardgame/tabletop games matches but also including other games (like table top tennis and so on). The idea is born from the place where we play this lind of games, that is the garage of one of my friend.

For the logo, I thought to draw two G that stand for Game Garage, in the shape of an Hexagon. I thought about doing it in the shape of a garage door- something that could resamble a garage, but I could not figure it out something that I liked.

I submitted my first drafts to him and he replied with an AI-generated logo, saying that he wants more something that looks like a garage.

He did not gave me a brief, it’s a logo born from some ideas, but your help could make me figure it out some improvements.

I’ve been getting more freelance work the last year and decided to take my branding seriously. I’m stuck between a couple different marks which I feel express the minimalist, bold, and refined style I try to achieve in all of my designs. Which one do you think is most successful in communicating that ethos?

Opt 1: This is the oldest mark which I used as far back as 2005. The initial visual is an abstract shape which quickly fades away to a negative space E and Z. I think a refresh could help. This was used for the freelance studio name Eric Zilz Graphic Design. Brand colors were black, white, gray, and cyan.

Opt 2: This is the mark I have been using informally since around 2009. The E has a simple break that reveals a negative space Z. This is my favorite of the three. This was also used under the name Eric Zilz Graphic Design. Brand colors were black and white.

Opt 3: This is the newest mark, created last year for potential full branding to Zilz Studio. I wanted to simplify the name while brining a fresh face and color to the brand. The two overlapping squares interlock to convey teamwork and unity while a Z is formed with a simple diagonal line. Brand colors were black, white, gray, and red.

Any feedback is welcomed. Thank you!