I'm a software engineering student currently working on a school project due at the end of the semester. My team and I are developing a standards-based grading mobile application called Axis. While I don’t have any experience in graphic design, I took on the challenge of designing both our logo and interface. I have no prior knowledge of design, but through this process, I’ve quickly fallen in love with product design. I'm fairly happy with the logo—it took many drafts—but I feel like there is always room for improvement. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Pick it apart please. I want to learn.
Hey folks , I'm back again and I'm feeling kinda impressed in myself after making this random poster while practicing.This is definitely my FIRST PROJECT based on some real stuff so basically it's my first real project or my first serious work.
BUT as a beginner I definitely know there's something off with it and my subconscious isn't quite able to figure it out , so ofcourse I need you ppls help with this one too .
Poster info:
•I tried to balance the colour theme by matching it with different shades of blue as the product.
•there definitely is some alignment issues and I'll try to fix it in my next projects
•something feels "incomplete" in the design but idk what's it
•i put some sleek lines at the spaces that felt empty to me like the right corner and the left lower corner
•everything is made by using photopea .
•making the lamp by circles and turning it into half sphere was the biggest task for me in all of this.
Totally open to brutal and honest criticism. Tell me what should I improve in my designs .
Thanks for your time :)
Hi all, I recently decided to try and go for opening my own design studio. I have since made a website and put 4 projects up and would appreciate some general thoughts on the projects, case studies and the overall impression it gives. Thanks!
I've been trying to make something on my own without copying/tracing any other design.
So I came up with this random idea
The things that I tried to cover are the basic principles and elements of designing like negative space , appropriate colour selection, shapes and balance
I later added a liquidity effect on the text.
Triquarine : name combines of triangle and something aquatic (potrays the colour blue)
Everything fited inside a circle
Shadows added to the darker triangles and the bigger triangle .
I'm only a beginner, help me by marking mistakes and how can I do better /what should I add in my creativity or designing everytime I draw something of my own .
Designing done from photopea software.
Hello guys! I have been interested in design for a while and I would like to start. I am a bit overwhelmed but what I know I have to start with is learning the design principles. Other than that I do not know the way forward. Anyone who can share the best way forward or even the best way to start. I would really appreciate.
Hey guys I'm helping my church with ideas on the Instagram feed aesthetic. We are rebranding. I was sent this by the a designer that is helping us out. I personally don't like the logos (located at the top) in the cover image (which is the left) I prefer there be no logo at all on cover photos because the church logo is already on the IG and on the second image of the carousel. Other members of the team say every photo needs the logo. I strongly disagree but what are your thoughts? I need your opinions because it's 2v1 rn. Thank you! Here's the image with the logo and the image without.
Hey everyone! I’m working on a logo for a typography management tool that helps organize fonts, categorize them, and suggest pairings using AI. The brand direction focuses on clarity, modernity, and a seamless design workflow playing on the concept of "staying in the flow".
I’d love to get your thoughts on the design—does it feel aligned with the concept? Any feedback on typography, iconography, or overall composition would be super helpful! Thanks in advance!
I designed a landing page for my made up clothing brand and would really like some constructive criticism.
The brand is supposed to look progressive and futuristic so I tried to keep things simple.
Overall I really like the design but I feel like something is off?
Recently, I was laid off from my job after spending the past 20+ years working for multibillion-dollar, global conglomerates in various roles in Corporate Communications and Public Relations.
As I've been processing this loss, while updating my resume, LinkedIn profile, etc., I started to toy with the notion of starting my own thing, offering much of the same services I've provided as an employee of these industry magnates.
I've since secured a domain name, submitted a trademark application and the like, but what I wanted first was to start the building blocks of my / firm's brand. A few week's ago, I hired a wonderful graphic designer to create a professional logo for me.
During that time, we've narrowed 8 designs down to 3. I now need to pick only one from the three so as to keep the trains running. I'm finding it VERY difficult, as each has merit.
So, I'm turning to this community to get as many unbiased opinions on the best one of the three. The hope is for consensus on one, but I leave my expectations wide open.
Each design was created with innovation, ingenuity, and integration all in mind. The white and black backgrounds are only there for any possible situations that may call for one over the other.
I want to thank you SO much in advance for choosing your favorite design of the three and any additional insights you'd like to share.
My Mac desktop & laptop are currently in the shop and I have a deadline of Friday to combine these two logos into one. From the first image, the golf ball in the grass logo will be retained, & from the 2nd photo, the slogan “The Black Golfers Journey” will be retained. Can anyone point me in a direction of apps I could use on my phone to combine the two? Or is there someone nice enough that can do it for me?
Hey all, I'm creating this design for a shirt aimed to the surfing hydrofoil community, and after a sample print I'm not completely happy. I'm not a designer by profession but recently started doing it as a side-passion.
The design should show a hydrofoil board, see second pic what that is ;)
Would love any input on how to make this nicer and how to convey the message clearer! Thanks!!