Working on the visual identity for Session Smith, a tabletop RPG project 🎲

I put together the full visual system — a custom mascot (meet the guy with the hammer!), adaptive badges, and a compact version of the logo.

What do you think about the color palette and the character style? 👀
Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

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Elvira is a plant-based raw dessert chef with a background in molecular biology. Both concepts were created for her food brand, but they have very different vibes.

Looking at her Instagram, you can see she likes very different styles. Sometimes she wears pink and looks cute, other times she goes for a dark goth look. Her desserts are the same. She makes cute pink hearts as well as black pastries decorated with silver spikes that look like real metal but are actually edible.

I believe the berry-like character licking its lips works better for the brand, but Elvira doesn't connect with it at all. She prefers the spiked concept, which makes sense given that she's also a tattoo artist working in cyber sigilism, a sharp and edgy style.

1. My logo

2. Current Logo

3. Stacked Logo

4. Logo on Packaging

Looking to make a metal style logo for t-shirt. The design I’m hoping for is for it to be barely legible or at least not obvious at first glance. Struggling to alter it further. Any suggestions to help? Is it easy to read the name?

It is a squirrel holding a paint brush

I don't know how to create a logo, like I have a clear picture in my mind but I'm not able to replicate it on paper or express it, when I see other people to create a brand identity that looks so good I feel a bit demotivated because the way they have created is like i have no words, if anyone can help me out how to find logos idea and color palette.

And If anyone can help me out with those golden ratios or different ratios things which help logos look good like why to use it when to use and which one is perfect for which one 😅

Thanks in advance for every suggestion.

Hello!

The other day I posted my first logo in a really long time and got flamed, rightfully, because it was ugly as sin. I deleted the post in shame.

Today I come to you with something I think is much better. Second image is monochrome.

I don't like the color of the "pages" of the book. I have tried a bunch of colors and didn't like them, kind of at my wits end with that.

Client: tutoring company that focuses on holistic education, putting the mental well-being and long term goals of students above rote learning and memorization. To be used on all kinds of things from stationery to socials to business cards.

Be nice.

I'm making a brand identity for seafood restaurant and I've made the rest of it. I love everything, and this font is perfect for it, but I just can't make the first two letters look clean. I want to use them as logo for social media icons. (I like the word play with silueta and si)

Which version looks better, or maybe other suggestions how to make those curves look good.

Also added my thoughts process as the second photo. Maybe it will help a bit.

It’s a clothing brand that also will showcase film that I’ve worked on. Yes I’m a film student

I am wanting to start a freelance project from home and decided to try and design a logo for myself. These are just some preliminary ideas that I took into Figma and there is definitely room for improvement . Is there any feedback or advice I could get?

1. Is my Mint concept (literally mint 😉)

2. Normal wispa

Why? Just why?

1- my White logo

2- my white logo with Cadbury swirl logo

3- current logo

Hello! I'm developing a world building project, and I was revamping the project's logo. I'm no expert, and I ended up with this. I'd love to hear some feedback/how to improve it! Thanks in advance :)

(light one current, dark one before)

Recently we redesigned our logo with a designer. Switched to lighter themes across social media, logos, and web. Eliminated "AI" indication in both the logo (that generic 4-corner star) and narratives. The logo now is just a simple "b" that indicates both "flat" (in music), the first letter of the name of the product, and a triangle as the hole of the "b" to indicate "video playback" (because our main focus is to make music around video -film scores).

2-3 days after the rebranding, our daily signups jumped to the range of 15-20, we started to get much warmer responses to the cold e-mails with genuine interest, from the same user segment that we thought hate AI in general.

Running a generative music ai startup. Have no team member with design-related background. So the first logo was made with an image generator (don't even remember what we used, maybe Gemini or GPT Image-2). So, not even a vector format.

We're posting daily and sending lots of cold emails. Previously, 1 or 2 people replied with something like "we'll try" for our tool. Also, we were getting about 5 responses with a theme like "no, i hate ai, i hate you, we're never going to use such a thing.". We were also getting 3 to 5 signups daily.

This is certainly not a big success story, I thought that flair was the fittest among others.

I'm wondering if you have experienced a similar effect due to simple rebranding, if we're genuinely in the right direction, and suggestions for further improvements.