I want to change my logo and I am looking for some help to choose a logo for my website. I don't know if this logo would be good for my website. Make sure to check mywebsite and tell me what do you would prefer?

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Hello! I am working on a new logo for my client, and I need some help making it look complete. Myself and the client like the direction in which it is headed so far, but think it needs some more work, and we are just not quite sure yet.

I feel like the icon part of it almost feels a bit disconnected and has too much space in it. Inside the arc is the outline of the lake that the clinic is near. I think maybe it would help to have some sort of spine (like the old logo) and something else to promote physical therapy as the icon, but the client does not want to lose the lake from the logo.

Some background on the company, it is a local chiropractic and physical therapy office. They are currently working on promoting their PT part a bit more, since a lot of people do not know they offer that too. The rebrand is to incorporate both sides of the business more.

Would love any thoughts or suggestions. Thank you!

Hello fellow designers! I need some guidance choosing and/or improving a logo for a group of clients. They're trying to start a landscape design and construction company with a focus on native plants and habitat, thus the bird in some of these iterations. All of these are based on their sketches plus some reinterpretation.

Hey logo passionates, Right now I am running a esports organisation, I am thinking to rebrand my business, would anyone upto rebrand our organization logo, Name of the organization - FINEESH ESPORTS. Right now it's logo looks like this

I posted this elsewhere on Reddit too but just trying to crowdsource as many opinions as possible. The logo is for a nonprofit land trust working with neighbors to transform empty city lots into food forest parks. What do you think of these options?

Here is my personal logo design combining the English letter 'M' and the Arabic 'Meem' (م) As a designer with a strong passion for 3d design , I applied a 3D material render to reflect that interest

I’d appreciate your feedback Does this concept work well or are there areas I could refine

I have a simultaneous interpreting business and the name is WordWise. The "owo" face is on purpose. How would you improve this or how would you make a completely new logo that uses negative space to maybe have a microphone or sound wave or something?

I can't understand how we're in 2026 and customers still want to use comic sans!

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I was working on a portfolio project for myself. A brand identity design for a bakery🥐 and cafe☕ business named "RUTI" logo is inspired by dough to bread making process where the dough is usually round edged and soft looking and the color I got inspired from baked bread's brown color. After thinking about the brand strategy and direction and designing the logo design I kept playing with visuals and these are what I got.

Do let me know what do you feel about the project. Thank you!

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General info

Hello,
I’m trying to make a logo for my friend who owns a local repair shop, so nothing of international significance.

Problem is, I have no professional formation, he asked me to do it because it’s nothing too serious and I’m good with PCs

So I watched some videos and tutorials of famous designers to at least know where to start.

His workshop is called DP Garage: since his “brand name” is literally made by his initials I thought that maybe working on those letters would make his workshop easier to remember across town.

Need your feedback

Firstly I need you to look at the attached image and criticize it like the meanest professor you had, this includes technical mistakes such as lines, angles, curves, radius ecc… but also scaling, color suggestions (if any), versatility.

Want another direction

Then I beg one of y’all to give me an idea of another direction to take: initials are easy for beginners but they’re not memorable and just can’t work out how to put together D and P with something mechanical related which doesn’t look banal and soulless like wrenches or gears.

Here’s something to help:
• It focuses on fast and simple everyday repairs
• Since he’s young, he wants the logo to feel professional so people won’t think he lacks of experience
• It’s strengths are fast and affordable repairs that don’t need heavy machinery
• Only motorbikes

P.S: I posted the first version a while ago and tried to improve the existing design following your feedback

Any tips on how to make my logos better in trying to make logos as a side gig but I don’t know if these are good (example logo)

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Hey guys,

Last week, I got hired by a client to design a logo and brand identity for a Canadian comic brand called "North Comics." The deal was simple: send over initial sketches, get client approval, get paid, and finish the brand.

Well... I sent the sketches, and he completely vanished. Turns out the guy was a total scammer who pulled the same trick on a bunch of other artists.

Instead of throwing the work in the trash, I decided to take my favorite concept <a hero raccoon> and finish it for my portfolio, Renamed the whole thing to Raccoon Comics.

I made two versions of the background to test out: one solid flat yellow and one aged comic paper texture.

The Concept Breakdown:

• The Mascot: Went with a raccoon since it's basically Canada's unofficial mascot (especially in Toronto/urban spots)<I got this info from gemini>. Plus, the natural black fur already looks like a superhero Domino mask.
• Canadian Vibe: Kept the palette simple with crimson red, charcoal, and white. Put a bold maple leaf inside a chest shield as a nod to Superman’s "S".
• The Type: Customized the font Luckiest Guy into a stacked display with heavy black outlines, subtle yellow gradients, and a halftone dot texture to make it feel like classic comic book print.
• The Backgrounds: Included both a flat solid version for clean digital branding and a textured paper version with edge vignetting for a tactile, retro feel.

Since I'm trying to level up my branding work, I'd love to hear what you guys think:

• Which background lands better (Solid or Paper Texture)?
• Anything look off or need tweaking (alignment, scaling, line weight)?
• Would this pop in a Behance/portfolio case study?

Be as brutally honest as you want! Appreciate any feedback.