Logo Design

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مصمم جرافيك تصميم شعارات تصميم هوية بصرية Graphic Designer Logo Design Visual Identity Design Branding

As someone who has a small business, how did you design your logo? Was it all on your own? Did you pay someone to design it for you and work with them for your ideas? I want to start a small business as a SAHM. I have all the ideas/business plan well thought through but I am stuck when it comes to logos! I would appreciate your input. submitted by /u/towelheadedmermaid to r/smallbusiness [link] [comments]

I’m offering custom logo design services starting from $5 to $15 depending on how complex the design is. I can help with things like: • Modern & minimalist logos • 3D or metallic-style logos • Business and brand logos • Redesigning or upgrade old logos • vintage designs I usually do every project within 1-2 days, and I always make sure it looks clean, original,and professional.i will give you 4 examples,If you’re interested or have an idea you want turned into a logo, just send me message(style,name,vibe,etc.)and I’ll get started. submitted by /u/Mariam_g88 to r/slavelabour [link] [comments]

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Urgent need of high skilled logo designer DM ME with you portfolio Budget:$100 submitted by /u/Any-Painter6099 to r/freelance_forhire [link] [comments]

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On January 22, President Donald Trump unveiled the logo for the Board of Peace, an international coalition his administration is forming to oversee the reconstruction of war-torn Gaza and address other global conflicts. There’s just one issue: The logo leaves out half the world. The logo for the group riffs off the U.N. emblem, but in typical Trump fashion, it’s gold—and cuts off more than half the rest of the world from the United States. Reaction online has been similar to the reaction to the board itself: negative. A team led by American designer Oliver Lincoln Lundquist created the United Nations emblem in 1945. Lundquist was a World War II veteran who also designed the blue-and-white Q-Tip box and was on the team that designed the Chrysler Motors Exhibition at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, according to his 2009 obituary. For the U.N., Lundquist and his team designed a mark showing the globe centered on the North Pole and encircled by a laurel wreath for the official badges worn by conference delegates. That mark was later modified to the current U.N. emblem by spinning it around so Alaska and Russia are on top of the world, and it’s now zoomed out to include more of the globe, as the original badge mark cut off Argentina and the bottom of South Africa and Australia. The U.N. Blue color used by the organization was chosen because it’s “the opposite of red, the war color,” Lundquist said. Trump’s board logo is presumably gold because it’s Trump’s favorite color, and it centers roughly on the U.S. sphere of influence as Trump sees it, from Greenland to Venezuela, though Alaska is cut off and Africa peeks out. The logo is housed inside a shield instead of a circle. A version of the logo initially shared by the White House X account has been criticized as made by AI (among its inaccurate details: a U.S.-Canada border that cuts off a big chunk of Ontario). A modified version of the logo that appeared onstage during the Board of Peace signing ceremony in Davos, Switzerland, was shinier and used a different map that covers roughly the same area. submitted by /u/_fastcompany to r/logodesign [link] [comments]

Yes, I'm a designer, so yeah, I'm biased - AND being a designer means I know what I'm taking about. Logos and brands aren't meant to just look pretty. They have a lot of work to do and essentially speak -first- for your company. Everyone buys with their eyes - so what does your logo say about your company at first glance? Educated folks know that generative AI is unethical and environmentally harmful. An AI logo says: - I take shortcuts/I'm cheap - I don't care about my company's image - I didn't get help when I'm out of my depth Instead: find a local print shop - they usually have graphic designers. Hire them, build a relationship where they get to know you, your business, and you both get to benefit. Referrals work both ways and small businesses should rely on each other! Just please, please don't use this AI slop - it's only going to hurt your business in the long run. If you have genuine questions about why an AI graphic isn't as good as an experienced designer, I'll answer those questions. I don't mind giving advice or explaining. I'm not going to debate or argue about the ethics of generative AI. submitted by /u/SERdesign to r/smallbusiness [link] [comments]

Hi, I’m launching a new business (clothing manufacture and retail in case important). I’m wanting a professionally designed logo. I’m putting a lot of money into this business so getting a professionally designed logo is important to me. I don’t want AI slop and I want to make sure I own all rights to the logo. So far, I’m finding either cheap services like Fiverr and AI or full on design agencies offering full branding services (I’m not quite at the stage of needing that yet). Can anyone recommending any businesses based in the US who would offer what I’m looking for? Budget for one logo would be approx $1k. Thanks submitted by /u/-Strider to r/smallbusiness [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I’m starting a charcuterie business. I’ve already got contacts at some of the top local deli stores, and I have experience making the products and using the equipment I need. Now I need help with the creative side like designing a logo, packaging, and marketing materials. Where do you usually find designers for this kind of work? I’ve heard some small business owners mention Fiverr for logo and package design, has anyone tried it for branding work? Any suggestions, personal experiences, or tips would be super helpful. Thanks! submitted by /u/Evening-Copy3707 to r/Entrepreneur [link] [comments]

Hey fellow builders, in this post I will explain how you can generate professional logo for your app within budget using AI. There has been a lot of models, and tools that helps you create a logo using AI. I personally have played with a lot of them, from OSS models, Flagship models like ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, and Flux among a few others. Each has their advantages, and disadvantages, but overall, there is a workflow I follow, assuming you already have an app name already, which we can breakdown into the following steps. Ideation Exploring different concepts/ideas & Final touches Picking the right logo Formatting it for different usages, think Favicon, App store, Social media, etc.. Ideation For ideation, I like to first prepare the app name, and a brief description of what it does, and its target customers. Does not have to be complicated. For example, if I'm creating a logo for a tool that enables you to create logos using AI, it would look something like this. An AI tool that enables app builders to create logos within seconds. Understanding Different Logo Types Before diving into the design process, it's helpful to understand the different types of logos you can create. Each type has its own strengths and use cases. For a comprehensive guide on logo design ideas, check out this detailed blog post that covers seven main logo types: Minimalist Logo Design: Clean, simple designs with geometric shapes and limited color palettes. Perfect for scalability and timeless appeal, ideal for tech startups and modern brands. Lettermark/Monogram Logo: Logos made from initials or a single letter (e.g., IBM, HBO). Great for condensing lengthy business names and creating a professional, focused brand identity. Symbolic/Abstract Logo Design: Non-literal shapes and forms that represent your brand's core values. Highly distinctive and easier to protect as intellectual property, though they require marketing investment to build meaning. Mascot Logo Design: Character-based logos featuring illustrated characters (e.g., KFC's Colonel, Michelin Man). Excellent for building emotional connections and appealing to specific demographics, particularly family-oriented brands. Combination Mark Logo Design: Combines both a symbol and text, which can be used together or separately (e.g., Burger King, Starbucks). Offers maximum flexibility and stronger brand protection with multiple visual assets. Emblem Logo Design: Text integrated inside a symbol or badge (e.g., Starbucks, BMW, Harley-Davidson). Creates a traditional, authoritative feel, perfect for heritage brands and organizations wanting to convey prestige. Dynamic/Adaptive Logo Design: Multiple predetermined variations of the same logo that adapt to different contexts. Highly adaptable and future-proof, ideal for digital-first companies and forward-thinking organizations. Consider which type aligns best with your app's personality, target audience, and where it will be used most often. You can also experiment with hybrid approaches or evolve from one type to another as your brand grows. Now you can take this, and the app name, and go to ChatGPT for some help on the idea of the style, if you've a few concepts in mind, you can also ask it as follow ups to the prompt. Here is a prompt you can use, replace the brackets with your own details: You are a creative graphic designer and branding expert with deep knowledge of visual symbolism, color psychology, typography, and modern design trends. Your goal is to generate thoughtful, original logo ideas for a business based on its name and description. Always aim for ideas that are simple, memorable, scalable, and aligned with the business's identity, target audience, and industry. Input Format: You will receive: - Name: [Your app name] - Description: [Description] Output Format: Generate exactly 3 distinct logo concepts. For each concept, structure your response as follows: 1. Concept Name: A short, catchy title for the idea (e.g., "Eco Fusion Wave"). 2. Main Elements: Describe the core visual components (e.g., icons, shapes, symbols, text integration). Keep it simple and vector-friendly. 3. Colors: Suggest a primary color palette (3-5 colors) with hex codes or standard names (e.g., #00A676 for teal). Explain the psychology or relevance briefly. 4. Style: Specify the overall aesthetic (e.g., minimalist, vintage, geometric, illustrative) and any influences (e.g., inspired by Scandinavian design or tech futurism). 5. Explanation: Provide a concise rationale (2-4 sentences) for why these choices fit the business name and description. Tie it to branding goals like evoking trust, excitement, or innovation, and how it differentiates from competitors. Ensure ideas are diverse: one modern/simple, one symbolic/illustrative, and one bold/abstract. Avoid clichés unless they cleverly subvert expectations. If the description implies cultural or ethical considerations, incorporate them respectfully. End with a note on how these could be adapted for digital/print use. You'll get a few ideas, you can read the reasoning behind them too, you can also explore other ideas or designs, if you did not like anything it generated. In my case, I asked it to incorporate a painting brush as the main element, I kept refining it, until I settled on this one, you can go back to this step later if you did not like the results. Main Elements: A refined paint brush with elegant, sweeping bristles forming a subtle monogram initial "P" at the base, where the handle integrates seamlessly with "Proicon" in a classic serif typeface below, creating a balanced, emblem-like composition. Colors: Deep navy blue (#001F3F) as primary for the brush and text to convey timeless sophistication, warm gold (#D4AF37) for subtle accents on the bristles to add a touch of prestige, and crisp white (#FFFFFF) for backgrounds. Navy evokes reliability and heritage, gold suggests quality and refinement, and white ensures clean, enduring readability. Style: Modern minimalist, inspired by classic heraldry and logotypes from brands like Chanel, using clean lines and symmetry for understated elegance. Now that we're done with the ideation step, let's move to exploring topics, and getting a feel of the initial look of our app. Exploring different concepts/ideas In this step, we'll actually start designing the logos, and find the one we like the most. There are multiple ways to go about this, you can use ChatGPT, Gemini, MidJourney, it depends on your budget, and favorite tool. I will personally use Proicon.ai, as can be seen below, it also allows me to create multiple instances from the same prompt to explore more variations. https://postimg.cc/gallery/crK0yZt (r/branding does not allow image attachments) After generating the logos, got the following output. https://postimg.cc/gallery/crK0yZt Now here, I can either experiment with different style direction, edit in place, or go back to the previous prompt and try and get a different idea if I do not like any of those. Its subjective, but let's say I liked the one in the middle, but I want to change the color, or anything for that matter. If you're using Proicon, you can use the "Edit" button, and give it the changes you want in plain text, and it will make them for you. Otherwise, there are few known models with the ability to change the image in-place, like Kontext, and Nano Banana, there are multiple ways to access those you search for. Picking the most ideal logo To pick the most ideal logo, there are few things you need to pay attention to, mainly, ensure the logo icon stands out, and signify the tool feature. You can checklist your logo as follows: Keep It Simple: Choose a clean, basic design that works well at any size—from small icons to big signs, without losing sharpness or turning messy. Make It Match Your Brand: Include subtle hints that tie into what your brand or product is about, so people get the idea right away without needing explanations. Pick the Right Colors: Select colors that fit your brand's personality, and ensure they look great on any background, light or dark. Quick Check: Does it feel spot on for your brand, grabbing attention and sparking the right feelings? If not, adjust until it does! Formatting the logo for different platforms Now that you've got the perfect logo for your app, you need it in multiple sizes for social media, favicon, and app store. You can use services like https://imageresizer.com/ to generate different sizes of the logo. And use https://freeconvert.com to create an SVG from your generated logo, although I've never used them, they seem to get the job done (Can create another post on them). If you got access to professional tools like Canva, or Adobe Illustrator, you can also drop in the SVG version of the logo, and repurpose it to your liking, or even print it. Wrapping Up That's my complete workflow for creating professional app logos using AI without breaking the bank. The beauty of this approach is that it combines the creative ideation power of ChatGPT with the visual generation capabilities of AI logo tools, giving you a streamlined process that saves both time and money. Key Takeaways: - Start with solid ideation and understanding of logo types before generating designs - Use AI tools to explore multiple variations quickly - Don't settle for the first result—iterate and refine until it feels right - Always test your logo at different sizes and formats before finalizing Remember, your logo is often the first impression users have of your app, so take the time to get it right. But with AI tools, you don't need to spend thousands or wait weeks. You can have a professional logo ready in hours. I'd love to hear about your experiences creating logos with AI! What tools have you tried? Any tips or workflows that worked particularly well for you? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. If you have questions about any step in this process, feel free to ask. submitted by /u/AbodFTW to r/branding [link] [comments]

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(PHOTO IS NOT MINE) I keep seeing logos designed this way. Does that necessarily make logos look more appealing? Like, what's the reason for it? Is it "more circles = better" lmao. submitted by /u/Illustrious_Bread990 to r/graphic_design [link] [comments]

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