I went with a really fun handwritten font, then customized the two l's and the i and l in the last name to make them connect like a little road. I also customized some of the other letters so it didn't feel too stock, and put the whole thing on an organic shape to create more visual interest and tie in the strong shapes that Michelle's work incorporates.
i created this business card for a florist that wanted subtle flower elements and a 'heavenly' aesthetic to the company. the colours i used was simple but have a great elegant impact. it has vintage, watercolour flowers that has a minimalistic sketched circle around it and a slightly transparent watercolour splash to it. by the use of the colours and the font was to deliver a professional, minimalistic and heavenly effect which is easier and light to read. it's simple and elegant.
The soft blush pink you chose for this design looks great. Maybe try another corner floral design, blend it into the background, and lower its opacity.
For this brief, I wanted to create a more modern and premium sports identity. The logo combines square geometry with flowing wave-like lines to reflect both structure and movement, linking directly to the brand name, and I used a dark black card stock with deep red detailing to give the design a more luxurious performance feel, rather than a typical bright sports aesthetic.
i really like the layout of the logo and the details of the account. however, it's a little hard to read the details due to the shade of red on a black background.
I understand with how small the image is that maybe it's not visually rendered exactly as planned and I did try to stick to the colours the client requested butt I appreciate the feedback.
I see the concept you were going for, but unfortunately, the red text on a dark black background doesn't pair well and makes the design difficult to read. I would suggest using blue and white as the primary colors, with red reserved as an accent color to highlight key elements. This would improve readability while still maintaining a strong visual impact.
A modern logo for Cover to Cover, a book club focused on shared reading and discussion. The custom serif wordmark incorporates the number 2 as the spine and base of an open book, creating a simple, memorable symbol that reflects the club's literary focus. A limited color palette keeps the identity clean, versatile, and approachable.
i like the play on the number '2'. i was a little confused by the name of the company because i read it as 2 cover, cover. i think if the number 2 was between both of the cover, then it would be easier to understand. overall, i like the colours used and the choice of font used.
I created Piccio's Pizza Logo using Canva and I customized to the brief's request. I tried to include orange and red accents to justify the pizza color
brilliant use of colours and font as well. i enjoy the idea of the name of the company curved to complete the pizza. i wish it was the tagline instead of the name of the pizza place. otherwise, good job!
Hello, I am Sam, I recently started a new business called StarLab. I am looking for someone that can design a professional logo for my business. I think a combination mark will fit best with the business. Would you be open to working together?