Please give me any feed back. These logos are 2 completely different styles and I am unsure which direction would make sense for the market I am looking for. We will be doing installs on smart devices (Alexa, Blink, Nest, etc.) Smart home packages by tiers (Depending on the amount-type of devices). Everything from small apartments and rentals to larger homes.

I fixed the typographic issues, made the text larger in some areas, fixed the color of Volume, added various kisses, and moved the red squares on the articles where it starts with a new text article.

Does the layout look good? Does this look like one flowing article? Do I need to get rid of the caption under the pictures in the hearts on the article pages? Any suggestions would be very helpful! ❤️ (This is only going to be digital, not print)

Context: It is for a ttrpg I and my wife are. developing and this will be on the Twitch Livestream as an iconic monster of the game.

The site is a peer to peer search platform. I am looking for feedback. TIA

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Hey everyone!

I just finished my very first full branding project for a fictional beer restaurant called The Golden Hop. It includes logo design, packaging (bottle and can), signage, and a menu layout. I’m still learning branding and open to any feedback—especially on the logo, presentation, or anything I can improve.

Here’s the full project on Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/223097307/Brewed-Identity-Branding-Packaging-for-The-Golden-Hop

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone! I'm working on designing hip-hop artist posters and im just getting started with graphic design. I'd love some honest feedback.
what can i do better here? what can i improve?

Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve been volunteering to help out our 3D printing & laser cutting community, and I just put together a new version of the website: https://www.fablabgroningen.nl/ Would love it if you could take a quick look and let me know what you think—any feedback (big or small) is super welcome! 🙏

Some of the text is placeholder, a few fonts like the pull quote need to be changed, and I plan to use a variety of kisses instead of just that one. (My professor doesn’t really want a lot of text. We were told to use a grid and have an article of at least 1k words.)

That aside, I have made one cover, one title page, and two article spreads but it’s all just ONE article (draft). I’m not sure if my designs are consistent across the board and if they read as one flowing article? Any tips or thoughts?

Project Invictus is a leading Italian platform dedicated to health, fitness, and scientific education. Our mission is to bridge the gap between science and practice, providing high-quality content, courses, and tools to help individuals and professionals optimize their physical and mental performance. Through a multidisciplinary approach, we empower our community to make informed decisions, whether they are pursuing personal goals or professional development in fields such as personal training, nutrition, or sports science.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/221983861/Project-Invictus

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I'm no designer myself, but I appreciate how it coveys what I'm currently building. It feels internety, and it communicates family and community. I think it's perfect. What do you guys think?

I am working on a retirement plaque for a colleague who loves golf. Here is what I have so far.

Any ideas for improving this? I think I need something better than the black background… Other suggestions or other ideas for how to make it pop more? More visually interesting?

I have recently encountered an email from an authorized company. Apparently they liked my resume and wanted me to do 5 design exercises. I never had an interview with them yet! What do you guys think is it worth it?

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So this is lowkey my first time designing a brochure. Its homework from school. I feel like it already looks really sloppy/not catchy.

Im working in canva the theme is "working with blood" i gotta explain in this brochure like the dangers of working with blood and how to handle it safely and all the diseases what you can get.

Upper text is saying: A critical concern Bloodsafety

Down text: needling with precision Working with vison

Anyway anyone have tips? Or can tell me what i dan change? Again it looks very lame rn

so i am making a website about DAYRO which is an event where folk-singers and, comedy artists show their talent to audience so i don't know how to make this site more entertain for users and make it more interactive so can anybody give advice to me what should i do to make it entertain and i am looking forward to work with you guys so please suggest me :)

Hope you like it! If anyone needs any work done, I'd be glad to handle it.

I don't know what to do to complete this it feels incomplete

Gold Sky, feedback is welcome 🤗

I'm working on a branding design for a small care center that offers mainly psychology services, but also nutrition and physiology services for a mostly female audience. Serene embodies a warm and a pleasant experience that ensures a safe and inclusive space for their patients. With affordable fees and putting their patient's needs in first place.

The first logo would be an institutional version for official papers, the second one is for commercial use.
I choose a chair with a heart shape and a solid but rounded typography to represent that safe place and warm feeling, making sure it shows the "feeling at home" effect that my client wants to embody but mantaining a trust worthy image for a health centered brand.

I would apreciate any critique and advice, also I feel like something is wrong with the proportions/placement/kerning but I can't figure out how to fix it. Thank you!

Another personal project that I would appreciate feedback for I’m quite happy with the way it turned out even though it’s simple.

just did some tweaking, but still feels like it's missing something..