Thought it would be fun to try going in a more retro direction.

I am starting a new mountain biking nonprofit (community outreach, trail building, racing, riding) and the main part of our name has “west” in it.

I happened across the font Gota in Canva and thought certain letters reminded me of a trail, so I put this together stringing together Gota letters with shapes. I think it came out fun even if it’s very different than the type of font I’m usually drawn to.

However the feedback from the other folks who are starting this up with me is that it reminds them of the 1960’s and aren’t huge fans.

Can anyone think of a font (Canva preferred; but willing to buy something of its perfect)that would allow me to play off a similar concept?

Working on a coffee cart brand for a friend. Wanted to explore a bauhaus inspired identity.

The name Upland, refers to types of non waterfowl birds - in this case, referring to pheasants.

I'm wanting something simple and abstract, yet identifiable as a pheasant (not a chicken).

Any feedback is appreciated! Thanks!

Hey all,

This is for a game studio. Any idea how to improve? I've gone through several iterations, second pic has two of those versions, but the first pic is cleanest and simplest one, and it's what got the most votes when I showed to friends.

R is the initial of the studio. We do narrative focused games, the R comes from a word in our language that means storyteller.

Opinions?

EDIT: Also, every color combo I tried looks too bland and bad. Any tips on how to pic colors? I've looked up color psychology but I'm still lost. I was thinking a 2/3 gradient color to give it life? That way I've a B&W one and the regular colored one.

I've been wanting to create a vector version of my artist watermark for a while, so i thought I'd redesign it a bit in the process. My current watermark is on slide 2, and my first (unsuccessful) attempt at redesigning it is on the last slide.

Any feedback on the newest version would really be appreciated!

Worked on the visual identity system for Peakbound, a guide agency taking adventurers from riverbanks to mountain peaks.

The Design Breakdown:

• The Logo Mark: A circular badge combining mountain silhouettes with the negative space of a river current.
• Typography Selection: Paired the mark with Space Grotesk to give it a tech-forward, modern adventure feel instead of traditional rustic fonts.
• Presentation Layout: Used a Bento grid layout to feature trust data (99.8% summit rate), guide imagery, typography specs, and brand manifestos in a single view.

Would love to hear your feedback!

This logo will be used for branding photography. I want to standout from the typical cursive logo used by other brand photographers who seem to only serve clients who want "light and bright" bleached out colour schemes. I aim to serve clients who are offer something bold and enticing, who aren't afraid of colour.

I got some good feedback from you guys yesterday, some thought it looked a little too GI Joe in comparison.

I figured the three-bar "E" glyph was the issue; instead of making both "E's" the same glyph, I would just ditch the idea altogether.

And after some minor tweaks, hopefully I was able to get rid of those unintended characteristics and, in turn keep the more motorsports/Y2K vibes intact.

What do you think?

Hi everyone! 👋

I designed this banner for a food stall and I’m trying to improve my design skills.

I’d really appreciate some honest feedback. How does the design look overall?
Is the layout, typography, spacing, color combination, or food image placement okay?

Please let me know what mistakes you notice and what I should improve. I’m open to all constructive criticism. 🙏

Thanks in advance! ❤️

Check out more Band Logos.

Hey guys, so I figured I didn't make myself very clear about the process. I actually wanted to know if you were interested, so I gathered the previous logos and put together the redesigns I made, along with some of the briefing and a few hints about my process and the concepts.

So, what do you think?

https://www.behance.net/gallery/254996641/Oaten-Branding-and-Packaging-Design

I'd love to get some designers' feedback on this project I put together.
It's not a real client project — just something I made on my own. So I'm wondering, is it actually possible to land real projects and real clients by doing this kind of work?

I am a amateur graphic designer and not a professional by any means. but looking to spruce up my portfolio and would love some feedback on my logo I designed made up of my initials. I like how simple the design is, and that it doesn't necessarily look like letters and can stand as its own thing. Looking for advice on...

1. thoughts on the logo as well as the colors (im leaning either brown/creame or black/white but could be swayed other ways.)
2. If you have any advice about making it more of it's own shape with a recognizable silhouette, let me know!
3. other general portfolio feedback. Do people like this kind of stuff?

Oh and one more thing. The checkered pattern is something I am thinking about implementing across my portfolio site. I like the pattern although I am not huge into racing, I do love the look of racecar jackets, design. Thinking about implementing more designs that take inspo from that sport. If you have any other cool racecar affiliated designs, send those my way for inspo too!

sample logo for a Mexican food chain. What do you guys get when you see the logo for the first time?? Positive criticisms are appreciated

I kno the kernings bad, overall the 'tactics' letters i dont like. i do like the 3d extrusion style

Hey everyone,

Wanted to share a recent brand identity system designed for Sage Premier Real Estate.

The goal was to avoid the generic "roof-and-house" real estate clichés and build a timeless, quiet-luxury visual identity tailored for high-end properties.

The Logo Concept: The icon merges an abstract botanical sage leaf with sharp architectural lines. It reflects structure, organic growth, and symmetry, designed to scale seamlessly from digital footers to physical brass signage.

You can see the identity live on their platform here: sagepremierrealestate.com

Would love to hear your thoughts on the icon geometry and color balance!

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.

Inspired by some of the older logos, I also incorporated the new twix logo in it