https://cairn.pet/
From client’s website “WHO WE ARE
Cairn is a pet-loving, family-owned and operated business.  After having great experiences with pet aftercare for our pets (and seeing some friends have the opposite), we got to know  the operator and learned about the challenges involved and the high cost of mistakes in this industry.
Using our expertise building software in regulated industries, we set out to create a system that would take some of the headaches and worries out of running an aftercare business.”

Hi! I'm creating a logo for my game development studio, but don't know which one works best. Any feedback?

Hello All,

I decided to start from scratch for my personal freelance graphic design logo. I've done several logos in the past but I've never been that happy with them. My initials are BS so I've been trying to create something using those letters. Let me know if you see anything that stands out or has potential.

Thanks!

I've always been proud of this one that I made a for an all girl punk rock band.

It's rough, do it yourself & rebellious.

What is one logo that you have made that you are proud to show off?

Hey!

Attached is a fan concept I did for the Senators minor league affiliate. This logo ties back to the old Senators secondary patch from 2000-2006.

Would love to know what you guys think down below!

Thank you!

I’ve used this name for my personal branding since 2007—for freelance design, indie show promoting. Now that I’m older, I’m done doing work for other people and wanted to get back to doing design for myself and the things I’d enjoy, and the idea came about to restart my business as a TTRPG module studio, creating digital assets, custom miniatures, and video essay content surrounding TTRPG.

So I’ve re-approached my brand the past few months and settled on the first three images: the idea was to evoke dark fantasy and retro gaming—I’ve done sprite work since I was 10 years old on paint and it’s been a blast getting back into it, and I thought having my branding express my pixel art roots was appropriate.

The intended meaning behind the name “Prismagic” was basically to evoke a prism of creativity (ie. Magic) that refracts a wide range of applications/products. I did a lot of branding, layout, promotional materials, packaging, illustration, and even offered print to my customers—so the wide range of services I could provide reflected that concept. The eye within a triangle within a circle motif has always been consistent—I’ve gone through at least 3 major changes with the logo over the last almost 2 decades but those elements were always present—meant to give an esoteric/arcane feel.

I’ve also include four additional images of my initial logo rework from last month which is completely vectorized. I never could settle on the ‘Prismagic’ lettering for this version, and I’m highly considering going back and doing a vectorized version of the pixel font I used in the newest iteration, as well as getting rid of the white borders. Obviously I’ve dropped the ‘s’ in Studios since then—alwayys thought it needed to be done.

Fonts used: Alkhemikal (modified) and Silkscreen (google fonts)

Open to any criticism/feedback!

I'll take any advice from anyone to improve my logos!

I'm building Publune, an AI-powered social media management platform, and exploring its brand identity.

I've created a logo concept and would love your honest feedback! and what would you improve?

Open to all suggestions, especially from designers and branding experts. Thank you!

I designed this visual identity for NEXUS, a scientific club at the Faculty of Technology.

its modern, bold and futuristic .

the raven represent exploration , curiosity

arrow color is between blue and purple

I'd love to hear your thoughts and receive constructive feedback, especially on the logo concept, typography and color choices.

I posted here a few days ago about my logo for ASPHERIC. It got loads of views but not many comments, just shows how uninteresting it was. The main feedback was that it wasn't too legible and had nothing to do with cars.

After much brainstorming me and a friend came up with this. I traced an R34 skyline, added 8 boxes equal in width to fit it, and then did my letters in there. I've tried thick, thin, wheels, no wheels, outlines, spoiler in the A or in the outline, etc.

Main issues:

- it's obviously pretty unneat and shaky because I'm using the paintbrush tool. if I use the pen tool, I'm struggling to curve it nicely. if I use the curve pen tool, it abruptly ends with a line no matter what I try

- the I is pretty stocky. I tried wrapping it around the wheel with the R, but then the letters weren't all the same width. I'm thinking of using a different car with more space in that area, but maybe there's a way to do it with this car?

- the spoiler is vague. again I think the best fix is to choose a different car with a prominent spoiler.

Any feedback kind or harsh is appreciated. If anyone can explain how to do it in illustrator too id be so appreciative. like I said in the last post, im familiar with it from past projects but I've always used it very basically and never had to do anything technical at all...

thanks!

More work at,
https://dribbble.com/thedadesignsbranding

Here's my second attempt at this logo. I've taken into account the suggestions I felt were important while keeping the elements that worked well in Version 1.

Thank you everyone who commented in my previous version, means a lot.

I am still working on my typography selection issues. Idk Its hard for me to figure out which is right and which is wrong. I've collected some books that I hope will help me in this.

Does anybody recognize the “e” logo on this porcelain dish? Thank you for your help!

outl has a new logo. The cartoon octopus with glasses and an Esc keycap is replaced by a flat silhouette on a 91 by 128 grid: a head with 21 unit corners, a short stub and three tentacles, all cut at the same slope, atan(3/5), which is 30.96 degrees. The post walks through the real numbers (the widths 25, 18 and 13, the lime tip on the dark theme, the 56% mark on the app tile, the contrast ratios), says what the new mark gave up, and notes that the site already wears it while the app icons on every client ship in the next release.

https://outl.app/blog/the-octopus-grew-up

HELLO

I'm currently studying at a design and technology college and I have exams coming up soon, for which I'm preparing an assignment.

I simply don't have anyone to ask for their opinion, so I decided to write it here.

The assignment is to create a rebranded analog logo design.

I'd appreciate criticism and suggestions (especially for them). If anything, forgive me for the strange text; I'm not very good at explaining my thoughts on this whole matter. I'm also writing this through a translator. X_X

Ok so I go to this Christian homeschool co-op and they’re holding a logo competition. These are my ideas so far, just some sketches and mockups. Any thoughts? Maybe suggestions for new ideas or to fix these? Which of these so far is your favorite? It also needs to go on a tshirt btw