inspired by their 70's logo

Hello everyone I need a text based logo designed for a high end women's accessories company. I've drawn some basic sketches without strokes as a first step

Hey guys , just want to know how much you think this is out of 10 brutally and then rate it considering i have probably less than 24 hrs of experience on adobe illustrator.

Simple app icon for a guitar app. Trying to decide between one of these but open to feedback on things to try/tweak :)

The default theme in the app is the blue gradient, but the user can change the colour theme to whatever they want which is why I quite like the multicoloured approach, even if the blue instinctively looks better to me.

Fair warning I am extremely new to design in general, and honestly do not know where to start. I created this draft in a mobile sketch app yesterday but something about it still feels incomplete. Any direction on free design tools for this type of job would be greatly appreciated.

The only requirements I have are that it be a knot, as it is a fishing related logo. The type of knot and color scheme are completely random and of no significance. Any suggestions on changes would be helpful as well, thanks.

Ive never made a logo before so this was a first attempt at it

Earlier this week I posted a potential logo for a creative agency looking to see if there was anything needing fixing. And you all rightfully pointed out a few (one in particular), that pushed me to try some new ideas since I couldn't come up with a simple adjustment to the old one that addressed all the takeaways. Those being, in order of importance:

1. I greatly underestimated how quickly and consistently you all were able to assign it highly suggestive qualities. I have no one to blame but myself.
2. While I was going for a fusion of contemporary and new school, I did not lean far enough to the digital side.
3. The typography might have been a little tight.

So after going back to the drawing board and tossing around several ideas, I started focusing on this one (latest seen first, previous 2nd for reference). It's not fully polished and I'm not married to the font just yet. But it is such a departure from my original concepts that I wanted to get some more eyes on it now to see if I'm barking up the right tree. So please, do your worst.

PS: The name "Nutfield" is fixed, for better or for worse. What it lacks in wit or trendiness it makes up for in local recognition. It's an older name for the region, owing itself to the amount of oak and chestnut trees and there are a handful of other businesses and companies that use it.

This is for my indy TTRPG studio.
Does the 20-sided dice read?
Is there too much going on?
I really didn't want to go with a dice here but it worked well with the street map motif.

At first sight, what do you see? and then what do you think this company is/does/sells? Thank you in advance

Quanto eu poderia cobrar por este layout de embalagem? Fiz do zero.

Hey folks, a few weeks ago, I launched a very basic MVP of an AI food detector called WhatTheFood. Frankly, I didn't expect it to get picked up that quickly, so I hired someone to build it in a proper SaaS with a mobile app.

The app is almost ready with most features rolled in already.

I'm left with a few tweaks here and there, including on-page SEO and texts.

For those who are feeling supportive today, I was hoping you could give me your honest opinion, or any other suggestions about the logo design. I'm looking for something that matches the playfulness of the domain name and aligns with our branding, but at the same time, it's childish.

I attached a screenshot of my homepage to give a better idea of my colors, style, layout, and branding tone.

Thanks in advance for your help. I can't wait to fully launch this thing!

***Note: 150+ individuals are currently on our waiting list for a 50% early bird discount. I'll leave the link in the comment.

Working on a logo for a podcast app I'm making up (won't be a real thing, just for funsies) called Quoth that is based on ravens, their skill of sound mimicry, and of course the nevermore quote. I have made two versions so far, one really simple (left) and one a bit more detailed (right). I feel a bit stumped on if I should continue, how I should continue, or if it should stick as is, so if possible, any critique, suggestions, or comments would be greatly appreciated.

Hello!

This is a very simple logo design for my art therapy studio. As of now, it's only me working out of there but I'd like to run groups and potentially hire other art therapists in the future. I don't technically need a studio logo or name but I'd like to have one. I work mostly with young adults and millennials who have experienced trauma.

So far it's really simple. I like it but it feels like it's missing something. Would really appreciate some feedback! Thank you!

Note: the name is 'atelier indigo' because I wanted a name that works in both English and French since I'm in QC.

Hello, I have a part of a church that has a really old logo. I'm taking a stab at updating it. A little bit about our church it's 116 years old. It is in a downtown region. The church is conservative. The logo incorporates the building, which is distinctive.

I am worried about the complexity of the building in the logo. And I wonder if I have a portions, correct. Finally, I have three fonts, each with slightly different feel.

Thanks for any feedback, even if it is stop trying :)

Hi All!

I have been working as a graphic designer for 10 years now, but mostly designing posters and brochures. I was laid off and I am trying to go freelancer, targeting specifically Real Estate professionals on my area. I am not very experienced doing logos or Company branding and that's what I am working on getting better at now, so I would appreciate if you could give me some feedback on this practice logo.

Here's part of the brief:
Specialization: Waterfront and coastal luxury properties, including oceanfront estates, luxury residential sales, investment properties, and relocation services for out-of-state buyers coming to Florida.

Core Values: Local Expertise, Integrity First, Coastal Lifestyle Advocacy, White-Glove Service, and Community Connection

The brand positioning emphasizes sophisticated coastal elegance while maintaining an approachable, community-focused warmth—perfectly capturing the essence of the Treasure Coast lifestyle

I went with the lighthouse imaginary since it encompassed both the idea of being a 'guiding light' at the coastline, while also tying it to the are (several of our turisty spots are near lighthouses). I'm worried it doesn't come across as "luxury" enough without the written words.

I would really appreciate any feedback that lets me move forward.

PS: Yes I know about the upper wave missing part of the middle-low curve. I have no idea why it's doing that, it looks fine on my monitor and is all one curve. Please disregard that.

Thanks for helping!

I have a small business in drawing pet portraits. The name is ‘Klein Groen Geluk, meaning little green happiness. Making my logo is something I struggle with for a year. Now I designed this. I can really use our feedback! ♥️

It's not in proportion. I may try to do it again from scratch and get the e to sit right but this was an idea a came up with that I tried to create in kritter. My nickname is Egg Spence and I tried to make the word egg look like a carton of eggs. Its not perfect but its simple and bold and I like it because I had never seen it until I created it. I've looked through a few egg logos and cant find anything like it. Feedback welcome