I came across this logo and found it pretty cool.. I would like to see more logos like this! Share something that captured your attention.

Hiya, this is a logo for a French bakery concept. Curious what you think of the colors, feet vs no feet, what do you think it is, any critiques/improvements and if it screams bakery to you.

Thanks!

EDIT: Wow, thank you for all the feedback!! You all are very honest.

The bakery is a French/American bakery concept that will open in a big city (my partner and I have lived in a few big cities in Europe).

We plan to call it "COUCOU" which is kind of triple entendre. Coucou is a cute/casual French word for "hi". It's also the sound a bird or Pigeon would make. And in English it means wacky or unusual.

My partner and I have a lot of industry experience and make higher quality artisan products, but we don't want our bakery to be stuffy or pretentious. Think of a chill, queer neighborhood bakery with a French/American influence.

Yes, the logo is a pigeon/croissant. We've lived in big cities and know the negative connotations that pigeons have, but they just have a terrible PR team. My partner (french pastry chef) and I (American baker) are a queer couple, and as queer people I guess it's easy for us to root for the underdog(bird)? Viewed as a nuisance by so many, but they're just a bit misunderstood! Plus, every bakery in a big city is bound to have some pigeons waiting outside. They love croissants!

As for the feedback we will make it less poo poo/pumpkin/worm-like, work on the coloring and expression/eyebrow situation...but we do love the idea of pigeons. Pigeons really aren't dirtier or more disease ridden than most other animals. In fact, pigeon to human transmission is virtually zero in comparison to our pets or the animals and birds that we eat - they just happen to live with humans in big cities because we domesticated them. How many people do you know have gotten a disease from a pigeon??? Vive les pigeons!

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Figured I should get in on the action since the Cracker Barrel logo redesign is all anyone seems to be talking about.

Personally, I think it is a solid update and the outrage feels a little overblown. For fun, I explored how the new design might carry over a few subtle callbacks to ease the transition and keep some of that heritage intact.

Not a critique, just an experiment in how small details can bridge old and new.

See this and more design fun on my insta http://www.instagram.com/VisuallyAW

Long time lurker with plenty of critiques under my belt… Thought I’d put myself out there. This is my logo for my freelance venture, Anvil Design Co.

I saw it on Pinterest
https://de.pinterest.com/pin/27654985207975605/

Finally a design I can sink my teeth into!

(NOT OC)

The "S" is formed by the negative space between the four surrounding star/spark shapes.

Today, having a day off, I decided to look at what's on Dribbble in current works and came across the work of one "designer", it seemed very familiar to me for some reason. https://dribbble.com/teamographic . When I opened his profile, I had a feeling of deja vu, because many of the works were similar to mine, but not 1 in 1. And I realized that now charlatans have a new way, they don't steal your works, but ask AI to change them and thus fill their portfolio. So be careful. I hope Dribbble will respond promptly to the complaint.