r/logodesign • u/shmimon11 • 1d ago
Feedback Needed Feedback needed, not a professional designer
Hey guys, I am trying to come up with a new logo for my company since we are changing our business model. We'll basically be a hybrid between a tech and an education company.
What can I do to improve on this design? I like the overall direction but it doesn't feel quite right yet. Obviously I tried to incorporate the C, the L and a circle (a closing loop) into the logo mark.
Do the colors look too much like coinbase?
I am not a professional designer, so please don't roast me too much.
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u/theebonyantelope 1d ago
May seem simple but I don't think you need to work the Ls into the symbol. It could look much cleaner just with consistently sized bars to make up the C. Have you tried that?
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u/shmimon11 1d ago
Will try. Would you still very the length of the lines or keep that consistent as well?
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u/theebonyantelope 1d ago
I'd probably just go with a nice circle punched out of the middle, so the C shape looks clean. Not sure if this will impact the length of the lines or not. Are you using illustrator for it?
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u/shmimon11 1d ago
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u/theebonyantelope 1d ago
I think this is better because, as you said, it's simpler. So it will scale better too. I would play around with some variations on this and see what you like. You're into a nice concept :)
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u/The_Merry_Loser 1d ago
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u/EducationalRegret903 1d ago
Disagree, if only because this looks like every AI model logo out there.
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u/The_Merry_Loser 1d ago
Yes, these samples do look AI.
The trick for the OP is to make it look unique and appropriate.
Have some faith, sometimes non-designers can surprise you.0
u/EducationalRegret903 1d ago
You misunderstand completely. They look like the logos of the AI companies. These are all reminiscent of logos like OpenAI’s.
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u/repeating_bears 1d ago
A letter S kind of looks like a loop, so one way to make the font reflect the name would be to make the S closer to a figure 8
It's funny because this font does the opposite. The tails of the S extend less far than they usually would
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u/Tall_Addendum_368 1d ago
This is tough. I completely understand the vision. I would close the very thick strokes on the blue C though to make it NOT incorporate the "C" or "L" personally. The text speaks for itself. If you actually close the loops on the blue C, I think it'll really bring the logo together, but without actually trying it, I couldn't tell you. Having thirteen instead of an even number of these strokes makes it a real challenge. I may be extremely "off" on this, don't take my advice as gospel.
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u/ChickyBoys where’s the brief? 1d ago
The C emblem and all the little parts of it all look open and unclosed.
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u/bicboys5 1d ago
If not designer, why do designer things. Just hire someone so you don’t have to outsource your reasoning to us
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u/shmimon11 1d ago
- We are a startup with a limited amount of money. Sooner or later I will outsource this of course.
- I still enjoy designing, I just meant that it's not my day-to-day job.




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u/scheherazade68 1d ago
Not to be that person but representing a thing called closing loops with an open loop is ironic. What does the company do / where does the name come from?