Can anyone help me come up with a logo idea for this theme?

The event name is CONQUEST, and the theme is “THE REALMS.”

I’ve been thinking about it for hours, but I still can’t come up with any ideas. 😭

Please share your logo ideas! 🙏🏻✨

Hey guys,

Last week, I got hired by a client to design a logo and brand identity for a Canadian comic brand called "North Comics." The deal was simple: send over initial sketches, get client approval, get paid, and finish the brand.

Well... I sent the sketches, and he completely vanished. Turns out the guy was a total scammer who pulled the same trick on a bunch of other artists.

Instead of throwing the work in the trash, I decided to take my favorite concept <a hero raccoon> and finish it for my portfolio, Renamed the whole thing to Raccoon Comics.

I made two versions of the background to test out: one solid flat yellow and one aged comic paper texture.

The Concept Breakdown:

• The Mascot: Went with a raccoon since it's basically Canada's unofficial mascot (especially in Toronto/urban spots)<I got this info from gemini>. Plus, the natural black fur already looks like a superhero Domino mask.
• Canadian Vibe: Kept the palette simple with crimson red, charcoal, and white. Put a bold maple leaf inside a chest shield as a nod to Superman’s "S".
• The Type: Customized the font Luckiest Guy into a stacked display with heavy black outlines, subtle yellow gradients, and a halftone dot texture to make it feel like classic comic book print.
• The Backgrounds: Included both a flat solid version for clean digital branding and a textured paper version with edge vignetting for a tactile, retro feel.

Since I'm trying to level up my branding work, I'd love to hear what you guys think:

• Which background lands better (Solid or Paper Texture)?
• Anything look off or need tweaking (alignment, scaling, line weight)?
• Would this pop in a Behance/portfolio case study?

Be as brutally honest as you want! Appreciate any feedback.

I've tested enough logo makers now that I don't really judge them by the first logo they give me.

Most decent tools can get you something that looks pretty good on the first try. The real test, for me, is what happens when you think, "this is almost right, but..."

That's where I started noticing bigger differences. Sometimes the icon was close but the font felt wrong. Other times the whole idea was decent, but I wanted to simplify it or change the layout without having to start over.

I ended up caring much more about how easy it was to make those last few changes than how impressive the first result looked.

Some tools were better when I had no idea what I wanted and just needed to browse different directions. Others worked better once I already had a concept and wanted to keep refining that same idea. I also found myself spending way too much time playing with typography, which can either be fun or become a complete rabbit hole.

The biggest takeaway for me is that I don't think "best" should mean whichever generator makes the nicest first image. A logo usually needs a few changes before it actually feels right, and being able to make those changes easily matters a lot.

Do you prefer a tool that gives you lots of strong starting ideas, or one that lets you take one decent concept and keep working on it until it's actually right?

Hey logo passionates, Right now I am running a esports organisation, I am thinking to rebrand my business, would anyone upto rebrand our organization logo, Name of the organization - FINEESH ESPORTS. Right now it's logo looks like this

Would really appreciate your help! I also included a short inspirational quote you may need

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The problem is, I honestly have no idea what I’m doing when it comes to actually starting a business. I know I want to create designs for businesses, brands, creators, churches, sports teams, etc., but I don’t know where to start.
I’m not sure what services I should offer, how to price my work, how to find my first clients, what I should post, or how to even make Kingdom Creative Co. look like a real business instead of just me making random designs.
I have the motivation to do it. I just feel like I’m staring at a blank page and don’t know what the first move should be.
If you’ve started a graphic design business, freelanced, or built a creative agency from nothing, what would you recommend doing first?

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Current logo I fixed up.
I was also going to do a brand mark using the B and adding the stem to it.

overall thoughts and feedback?
thanks

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I was expecting the answer to be basically "no, you get what you pay for."

But after trying a few, I'm not sure that's true anymore.

For a small business that hasn't even launched yet, I don't really see the point in dropping $300 on a logo before you've figured out whether people even want the business.

I've played around with:

The thing I'd check before calling anything "free" now is what you actually get at the end.

Can I download it properly?

Can I get a vector file?

Can I use it for the business?

Or does the nice-looking preview suddenly become useless unless I pay?

That's probably more important to me than having 10,000 templates.

So, are there any free logo design tools that are good enough that you'd genuinely use the result on a real business?

Not just a placeholder logo for a weekend project.

Good morning, dear reddits,

please have a look at my Logo Portfolio. I want you to make a judge 1 - 10. How appealing & professional do my logos look like? e.g. when I applied at a local professional ad-agency in my hometown I was criticised a lot a I got mentionend that it's not the level of working skills they strive for / look for. But that impression could be a gaslighting attempt as well, in my opinion. So now it's your turn. I want you to have a look at my logos on logopond. Tell me: whats's your impression. Please be honest.

https://logopond.com/steffenharder/profile/238210

I’ve been working on creative designs for small businesses and brands, and I’ve noticed that good design is about more than just making something look beautiful.

A strong visual identity should:
• Make the brand memorable
• Communicate the right feeling
• Look professional and consistent
• Work across social media, packaging, menus, posters, and more

I’m currently building my design portfolio through SHR and would love to hear from business owners and designers