I actually made three designs, but I felt this one is the most cohesive. My thought process was that a blue/gold combo will stand out best, and a minimal layout will give way for the designs that can be shown in the boxes. Short descriptions accompany the designs, as well as a company background in the upper right region, below the logo.

Showing the year the company started can give off either a willingness to try something new (if the company is starting out) or breathe a sense of seniority (if the company is established already).

I must admit, in retrospect, the background could use more detail. Let me know what I can improve upon!

I wanted to challenge myself by doing logo sprints when I have time to spare. For these sprints, I'm only allowing myself one hour to accomplish each brief. For this design, however, I spent an extra 20 minutes because I struggled with the placement of the typeface.

Just a disclaimer, this is not how a logo design project should be tackled and shouldn't rely solely on design aesthetics. This is just a way to test myself and see what kind of designs I could come up with under pressure.

Let me know what you think.

Hi, everyone!

This is my design for San Antonio Bar. So I wanted the logo to be like the sitting place . end I'd like to tell me some feedback.

Thanks.