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StarCorner Logo
Jesse • 2 days ago
Hey,
I am Brice, owner of StarCorner. For a while now, I've been looking for a good logo for my business. I prefer a flat design with bright colors. Would you be able to do that?
I am Brice, owner of StarCorner. For a while now, I've been looking for a good logo for my business. I prefer a flat design with bright colors. Would you be able to do that?
Lately I haven't tackled logos so I'm quite out of practice, but I designed what I understood the brief to be. I also wanted to complete this quickly to test myself. I used Adobe Illustrator to make it. The S shape is made up of two C shapes in reference to the name. I added a four pointed star in between the shapes to create visual interest and also reference the brand name. I didn't have a more in depth brief so I didn't have much to go off of, but I did my best to create a flat logo with bright colours as requested from the brief.
I think this would work really well as a variation of the logo mark. The design is simple and recognizable, and I like how the elements come together to create a cohesive visual.
1 day ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Thank you very much for the kind feedback. :3
1 day ago by Jesse - Reply
Bhenni.org | Software Production
Evan • 4 days ago
Hello,
I'm Mose, I just founded a new business called Bhenni.org. For a while now, we've been looking for a good logo for our software production business. I'm looking for a logo that feels corporate and professional. We would love to work with you!
I'm Mose, I just founded a new business called Bhenni.org. For a while now, we've been looking for a good logo for our software production business. I'm looking for a logo that feels corporate and professional. We would love to work with you!
Logo for Bhenni.org in corporate style with complementary colors and detail of the company’s business area.
Maybe try using that green for the 'software production' text as well.
3 days ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Snack Food Brand Logo
ZKDesigns • 4 days ago
The Munch Mania logo is designed to capture the fun, playful, and energetic personality of a snack food brand. Bite marks are incorporated into the letters “M” and “A”, along with scattered crumbs, creating a clear connection to snacking and making the logo feel interactive and appetizing. A bold, fun font gives the design a lively and approachable appearance. The use of orange, purple, and brown adds warmth, excitement, and a rich snack-inspired feel. To complete the design, a pretzel element is placed at the end of the “Mania” lettering, reinforcing the brand’s connection to tasty, playful snacks.
The font choice for this fits works very well for a snack brand. I agree that the bite marks and crumbs make the logo look fun and appetizing. The colours are a very fun and eye-catching choice. I would say the dark brown makes me think of chocolate, so I would expect chocolate somewhere in this brand's products. Overall, well done I loved the execution and the thought put into this logo.
2 days ago by Jesse - Reply
Thank you so much.
1 day ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Hand Holding Cigarette Watercolor
William • 5 days ago
Hello,
I'm Rickie. I'm looking for someone that can illustrate something for me. I would like a watercolor illustration of a hand holding a cigarette. Would you be able to take this on?
I'm Rickie. I'm looking for someone that can illustrate something for me. I would like a watercolor illustration of a hand holding a cigarette. Would you be able to take this on?
With Adobe Illustrator I made this Hand holding a cigarette trying to mimic watercolor which was a new experience. I know it's not such a great work but I did it so I post it !
The illustration really does look very nice and lightweight. I like how gentle and almost dreamy the whole picture looks, particularly because of the pastel colours and the transparency you used. That gives it an entirely unique style.
The only thing that caught my eye is the hand itself. The pose is right, but some of the fingers and joints look a bit unnatural, so I think it would really help to work from a hand reference here.
I also understand what you were aiming for with the watercolour look. To me, though, it looks more like overlapping vector shapes, mainly because some of the sharp edges and the brushstrokes are also quite sharp. If you want to enhance the Aquarelle-effect further, I’d probably experiment with softer, more irregular edges and a bit more texture. Personally, I would have done it in Photoshop, but I like the fact that you’ve done it in Illustrator.
Either way, I think the style has something going for it and I really like it. I’d definitely carry on experimenting with it.
And honestly, I’m glad you posted it. We’re all here to learn, try things out and get feedback so we can improve our work ;)
5 days ago by Sarna - Reply
Jennifer's floral Boutique
Esther • 5 days ago
This design features a classic, high-end look that gives off a sophisticated, luxury boutique feel.
I really like the colour palette you’ve chosen, burgundy red and a delicate cream white because it gives the design a very elegant touch. I wonder whether the composition of the logo would look more balanced if the monogram and the brand name were given a little more space. The monogram and the lettering have very delicate lines. Maybe it would be worth testing how these would look in print. Personally, I could imagine simplifying the typography of ‘Heaven’ slightly so that the monogram has a bit more space to stand out on itself. For business cards, it might also be a good idea to include further information such as the company’s website and address of the company.
As for the presentation itself, I might try a more neutral background. The pink looks quite bold next to the burgundy and introduces another colour that doesn’t really belong in the card’s otherwise very elegant colour palette. A soft, neutral shade or one closer to the card’s creamy white might show off the design a little better.
5 days ago by Sarna - Reply
name logo
Esther • 1 week ago
A clean, minimalist monogram combining the letters M and G, paired with an elegant handwritten name for a simple, modern, and professional look.
The design has a clean and minimalist feel. The combination of the M and G creates a distinctive monogram, while the elegant handwritten name adds a personal and sophisticated touch. Overall, the design feels simple, modern, and professional, with a strong visual balance. I would suggest adding another complementary color to give the design a little more visual interest while still maintaining its clean and professional appearance.
6 days ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate your suggestions and will take them into consideration.
6 days ago by Esther - Reply
Piccio's Pizza
Esther • 1 week ago
A bold, vintage-inspired pizza logo featuring a classic pizza illustration, rich red tones and circular typography that gives it a warm, traditional feel
The classic pizza illustration and rich red tones give it a warm, traditional feel, while the circular typography helps create a strong, recognizable composition. The overall design feels nostalgic and inviting, and I think it fits the personality of a classic pizza brand really well.
4 days ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Thanks for th feedback
4 days ago by Esther - Reply
Tempron Logo
Richard Taylor • 2 weeks ago
Tempron
Tempron is a mid-sized advertising company looking to modernize its brand identity with a stronger, more consistent digital presence. The goal was to refresh the logo while keeping the existing yellow and deep burgundy color foundation, then expand the system with complementary colors that improve contrast and flexibility.
The final direction focuses on a bold, recognizable symbol that can work independently across social media profiles, app icons, digital advertising, and other small-format applications. I also developed multiple logo configurations and brand applications to show how the identity can stay consistent across both digital and physical touchpoints.
The overall approach is clean, modern, and strategic, taking inspiration from the simplicity and confidence seen in leading advertising brands while giving Tempron a distinct identity of its own.
The final direction focuses on a bold, recognizable symbol that can work independently across social media profiles, app icons, digital advertising, and other small-format applications. I also developed multiple logo configurations and brand applications to show how the identity can stay consistent across both digital and physical touchpoints.
The overall approach is clean, modern, and strategic, taking inspiration from the simplicity and confidence seen in leading advertising brands while giving Tempron a distinct identity of its own.
The refreshed identity feels modern and professional while still maintaining a clear connection to Tempron’s existing brand through the yellow and deep burgundy palette.
1 week ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
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