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Hi everyone,

I am currently working on a set of five logo concepts across different sectors: F&B (Food & Beverage), Restaurants, Organic Food Stores, Technology, and Logistics.

I would greatly appreciate your candid feedback and constructive suggestions regarding the following aspects:

Industry Suitability: Which logo concept do you prefer? Does each design effectively convey the spirit and characteristics of its respective sector?

Technical & Design Principles: Do you notice any fundamental design flaws (e.g., balance/layout, scalability across sizes, typography issues, or visual alignment)?

Originality & Execution: How can I refine the shapes and execution to make the designs more unique, sharp, and impactful?

Any thoughts, suggestions, or even blunt critiques are incredibly valuable to me! Thank you for your time and for sharing your insights. 🙏

Hello everyone!
I made this logo for an imaginary taxi company called RIED. The E and the D together look like a bullet/car/rocket which fits the brand. The word mark also looks like a car but I don't think anyone will really see it this way.

Primary Industry: Electric Mobility (e-Mobility), Ridesharing & Smart Urban Transportation.

Niche: Premium / Tech-forward EV Taxi Service.

Project Brief: RIED is a modern, high-mobility electric taxi brand focused on seamless urban transit. The goal was to build a sleek, tech-forward, and energetic visual identity that feels minimal yet highly recognizable.

Any feedback is big help, thanks!

This is my second attempt at redesigning Wawa’s logo. I tried to stay faithful to the 1990–2004 lockup while incorporating the friendlier, more modern lettering from the current logo. The goose combines the geometric style of the ’90s with the more organic shapes introduced in 2004. The third page explores a layered offset effect that I’m still unsure about.

I designed a brand identity for a friend's financial management consulting firm called Hyperion. The idea was to represent the solution while incorporating the letter H from the name.

Hi, I'm a new "self taught" graphic designer. This is my first brand identity for an imaginary perfume company.

Industry: High-End & Custom-Made Organic Perfume

Aesthetic: Quiet Luxury, Minimalist, Tactile

Please give me your honest opinions about this brand identity and any tips for improvement. I have created a typography system as well for the brand but didn't include it here. Am I missing anything that should be in a brand identity ?

It took me around 22 hours to complete. Am I spending too little time ? Should I spend more time trying different things and styles ? Any tips would be so much help!

Hi, I am a beginner visual identity designer from Czech republic. I'm working on this concept, coworking & café brand for my portfolio. I am starting with the logo, so this is what I've got from the identity so far. No colors, typography or anything else yet. I want to fine-tune it before continuing. For context - "kotva" means "anchor" in our language, so that's why i chose the anchor symbol for the "T". I'll appreciate any feedback from you. Thanks! 🙌

I'm trying to create a brand identity for my portfolio and this logo is for to furniture studio. Just starting with the logo. Pls drop your take on this, good or bad.

What if Peter Parker owned a Pizzeria, instead of spending his time as Spider-man? Wanted to have some fun experimenting with what a traditional but cartoony Pizzeria brand could look like if it was inspired by the comic book hero. Went with a traditional pizza wordmark accompanied by a store mascot in the web-swinging pose. And then rounded it out with some fun supporting assets including phrases from the movies, a spider web pizza, and stacked boxes from Toby’s Pizza Time scene.

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Trying to combine a message/chat icon with a subtle R. I think the idea is there, but something about the weight, proportions, or geometry still feels off to me. Any tips or ideas?

Working on a logo for a professional networking platform and I’m stuck between a few directions. The idea is basically connection, networking, and opportunity. These are the directions I’ve narrowed it down to. Would love thoughts on which works the best. The name is Reach.

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Client Logo Project — Flyway Properties

This is a logo I designed and came up with the slogan for a real startup construction and property development company, Flyway Properties. The brand focuses on quality craftsmanship, community, conservation, and responsible stewardship of the land.

The logo combines a building structure, flying mallard, land, and a compass-inspired arrow to represent construction, purposeful progress, and the company’s connection to the outdoors. The name Flyway comes from the migration routes of waterfowl, which became an important part of the identity.

The goal was to create something confident, rugged, welcoming, and grassroots rather than overly corporate. The final identity has been approved and is currently being used by the client. I’d love any feedback on the overall logo and execution!

https://www.instagram.com/jaymej_designs/

created this cool self-created logo project for fun need help with see of this logo needs any other modifications