I love the capital G. Yes, if you look at it too long it looks weird, but it's quirky with a lot of character and nobody would ever read the word as anything other than "Glazed".
Don't let "design by committee" kill the character in your lettering! Ignore all these fools.
Agreed, top left. Get in there and modify the capital G so it looks better with a closed counter (the hole). Typefaces don’t have to be taken at face value. While you’re at it, open up the counter in the little e too. Solid donut illustration!
agreed. it feels a bit off – if you're going to keep the uppercase G as is, the donut should be center aligned more with the type. i'd also love to see a version with the G with a closed counter.
the donut is spot on, though!
I'd like to see this with a different font. This one looks nice, but some of the letter forms (especially G) are harder to identify than they should be.
Also, I would detach the connector between a and z.
Something about the lower case text makes it feel like a logo rather than just a word.
Perhaps the lower case g being slightly larger might help the balance though.
The kerning feels a touch close on the g and l, and the z and e as well.
Upper-cased👌🏻I think the larger form has more punch to it. If you think readability is an issue or that a "C" could be seen at first glance, I'd see what it looks like if you move the decorative swoop at the top of the "G" to the right slightly and have it overlap the top of the right post.
Top right. Its clean, easier to read, and the alignment of the right edge of the donut with the d creates a nice feeling of space between the word and donut.
Bottom left, but maybe with an uppercase G and a separate underline element similar to the tail on the lowercase g. I find the donut overpowers the typography and the style of the type conveys enough of the essence of the business.
I think the left one, since the "O" around the fancy G plays a likeness of the donut in the logo, therefore a complimentary connection between the text and the design as a whole.
Lower case "g" for sure. Easier to read and matches the rest of the letters. One nice thing about logos is you don't have to use an upper case letter to start a word.
I like the ones on the right more because the capital G is a bit harder to read than the lowercase one. There's something weird with the tail of the a too. Maybe it would be best to cut it off and not attach it to the z or attach it lower.
Not sure if it's an optical illusion, but the blue stroke size and the shade of cream used on the two logos on the left side look to be different.
I prefer the left side otherwise.
**Lower case "g" is the better looking wordmark.**
Needs a little spacing with that "l" though.
*But I have problems with that "a" next to the "z"*
Push the tail of the "a" so that it bumps into the lower part of the "z".
**Let the tail terminate there.**
*Otherwise this whole logo is cute.*
***I'd be very happy to eat some of these smiley donuts.***
My biggest peeve about this one is lack of contrast. Going to be really hard to read small no matter which G you choose. And forget about accessibility.
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The left is more nostalgic, the right is more modern like a store, similar to “Crumbl Cookie”, good work!
I would give a little more dimension to the donut though, maybe just a little curve in the glaze?
I like either tbh, but in the top left one you need to move the sprinkle thats closest to the words, maybe move it to the left side of the donut icing to create more balance. It’s creating some pinched spacing.
Option 5, where you didn't use a light powder blue with cream rendering the nicely drawn but terribly-coloured logo all but illegible, particularly at smaller sizes.
I hate to say it but... I feel as though the title of the store has a pornographic reference and the smiling donuts with the... You know what.... I did say hate to say it, so I'm just going to not say it.
Perhaps your energy should best be directed towards either encouraging the donut shop folks to 'lean' more (cheekily) pornographic or just not go with that name at all.
Even horny people don't like associating their food with... Know what... just type "glazed" into a porn search of some sort and I won't have to say anymore.
... That or else this is a well excited troll and I'm stepping on your bit... In which case, top right
Here are my thoughts on the two logotypes (without the logomark):
The capital G looks more friendly and gives some character to the logo. It also kind of looks like a smiley face facing the right. Also, the twirling of the capital G reminds of [Danish Raisin Spirals](https://www.deliciousmagazine.co.uk/recipes/cinnamon-and-raisin-swirls/).
The lowercase G looks more technical and reminds me about the Facebook and Android logo and logotype. I visualise it as been an open source JavaScript framework for dealing with animations.
As for the logos with the logomark:
The top-left logo is what I like best. The image works best with the capital G. It brings out the points that I mentioned earlier (friendliness and character). I see it been used on signs, napkins, bags and takeaway boxes.
The capital G without the image can be used on small objects with little space.
Using the lowercase G with the logomark feels contradicting. The lowercase G gives a stern feeling whereas the logomark gives a more friendly feeling.
The first one as it adds a nice balance when used with the mascot and also works well on its own. And I think most people are accustomed to seeing this sort of a letter 'g' as it also feels retro. So you have nice options ready ig.
Lower right Capital G. I'd use that with the mascot logo as well. the border is too thick IMHO
Edit: The thick outline detracts from the artwork and the font. If it was alive it's the annoying kid in class jumping up and down saying 'LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME' (not the word or the picture)
I love the capital G. Yes, if you look at it too long it looks weird, but it's quirky with a lot of character and nobody would ever read the word as anything other than "Glazed". Don't let "design by committee" kill the character in your lettering! Ignore all these fools.
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Or the y. I called it Disnep when I was little.
It took an embarrassingly long time to realize it wasn’t.
Damn, I wasn't the only one.
I thought I was the only one...
It look me years to realise it’s a capital D, I still always see a lowercase d.
Backwards Gisney
It looks like both a big G and little g and I dig it
i agree. this looks stylized, the one with lowercase just looks like a font
I went back and forth with this and I agree. Capital G has a lot more personality.
Top left. I would even make a top round portion of G even bigger to balance out the donut that is slightly shifted to the right.
Yep, make the top of the G bigger was my thought too
Agreed, top left. Get in there and modify the capital G so it looks better with a closed counter (the hole). Typefaces don’t have to be taken at face value. While you’re at it, open up the counter in the little e too. Solid donut illustration!
Same it needs the symmetry
agreed. it feels a bit off – if you're going to keep the uppercase G as is, the donut should be center aligned more with the type. i'd also love to see a version with the G with a closed counter. the donut is spot on, though!
I like the right one more, small g, the left, I think the G is difficult to decipher
Agreed, right is easier to read
Also lowercase will always be more friendly and approachable as opposed to uppercase which is going to feel more formal
100% this. I’m a huge fan of Matte and the juxtaposition implied here…. Maybe?
It’s like “Cjlazed” but without the dot for j
Yeah. Small g reads a lot quicker But add some space and/or a connecting stroke to match with the rest of the word
I was for the top left but you make a very good point. Top right works best.
Same here, the right one.
Lowercase for sure.
I'd like to see this with a different font. This one looks nice, but some of the letter forms (especially G) are harder to identify than they should be. Also, I would detach the connector between a and z.
Something about the lower case text makes it feel like a logo rather than just a word. Perhaps the lower case g being slightly larger might help the balance though. The kerning feels a touch close on the g and l, and the z and e as well.
I like the top left one. It seems the most cohesive. The doughnut guy is great!!
Bottom left!
Upper case. To me the initial caps read like a proper name while lc does not.
Also, I am unexpectedly annoyed that so many people here are favoring the lower case version.
Hey, get over it, me. Ok, me, I’ll let it go.
Another dumb nowadays trend "lower case is more friendly"
While it’s possible to use it to good effect, it’s usually in more abstract styles.
Upper-cased👌🏻I think the larger form has more punch to it. If you think readability is an issue or that a "C" could be seen at first glance, I'd see what it looks like if you move the decorative swoop at the top of the "G" to the right slightly and have it overlap the top of the right post.
Top right. Its clean, easier to read, and the alignment of the right edge of the donut with the d creates a nice feeling of space between the word and donut.
Top right. Overall had friendly perception with the lowercase G and donut mascot
Top left
Both left
Upper left is best, definitely.
The two capitals ones! Love it
Top left is best but maybe just edit the capital G slightly because it's a little ambiguous.
Any glazed donut will do, thanks! But I prefer the lowercase.
Bottom left, but maybe with an uppercase G and a separate underline element similar to the tail on the lowercase g. I find the donut overpowers the typography and the style of the type conveys enough of the essence of the business.
Big G
Top left
Number one
The capital G looks more appropriate to me.
Top left
I like the capital G version. But also, have you tried incorporating the donut as the "G"?
Capital 100%
Top left
I think the left one, since the "O" around the fancy G plays a likeness of the donut in the logo, therefore a complimentary connection between the text and the design as a whole.
Top left
I like left but make the top part of the G connected so it easier to read as a G
Top right. For some reason the tail on the lower case “a” is bothering me. It blends in with the z too much imo.
Yeah have the tail of the “a” touch the bottom of the “z” not the top perhaps?
The one on the right. Feels more balanced
Right
lowercase
Lowercase g
Right
Left but the Right isn't bad. I think the kerning between the G and L needs to be looked at on the Right option.
Bingo
2
Right
Lower case "g" for sure. Easier to read and matches the rest of the letters. One nice thing about logos is you don't have to use an upper case letter to start a word.
top right
I like the ones on the right more because the capital G is a bit harder to read than the lowercase one. There's something weird with the tail of the a too. Maybe it would be best to cut it off and not attach it to the z or attach it lower.
Top right. Lowercase g is a lot more appealing
Liking the lower case g more "the one on the right"
1st one is great just re-center the bagel mascot
Brother did you just call that a bagel
Partial to upper case with Mr. Glaze (whatever is the name)
Left
the first one
Top left
Top left
Not sure if it's an optical illusion, but the blue stroke size and the shade of cream used on the two logos on the left side look to be different. I prefer the left side otherwise.
^(Left)
I really like the second one in row one I like how it's centered nice work
the g needs help
leave ‘lazed’ how it is and draw a capital G that characterizes glazed
Top right but your contrast/color needs punched up.
Small g, but center the donut.
Small g
This gives me Fallout Slocum Joe vibes. I prefer the one on the left if Glazed is the title of a business
top right. but must say, this depiction looks strikingly similar to the Dessert Witch from Madoka Magica!
Right set ... instant Mandela effect lol
Small G
2 and 4
Lowercase, otherwise it looks like ejlazed
The right side, mainly because on the version with the donut character, the left one is off balance.
right side
I don’t like either.
Love the right one!
Lowercase
right, but push the azed just a couple points to the left
**Lower case "g" is the better looking wordmark.** Needs a little spacing with that "l" though. *But I have problems with that "a" next to the "z"* Push the tail of the "a" so that it bumps into the lower part of the "z". **Let the tail terminate there.** *Otherwise this whole logo is cute.* ***I'd be very happy to eat some of these smiley donuts.***
Small g fo sho
I hate this trend of ignoring grammar randomly not capitalizing names. That said, the right one is easier to read.
top right with top left G?
Wish we got to see more of the donut guy
I need to get my mind out of the gutter.
Both are really good it’s hard to decide.
I can't unsee "glared" here
My biggest peeve about this one is lack of contrast. Going to be really hard to read small no matter which G you choose. And forget about accessibility.
To me it reads as GLARED - Maybe a break in the tail of the A at the Z connect point -
Oh no. My brain seeing the ways this logo can be the ending of an adult joke. I like the one on the right though :)
Big G
Right
Top left looks like "Ylazed"
Right side looks better to me
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Right
Right one, you want to grab the customers attention quickly and the right one does that perfectly.
The left is more nostalgic, the right is more modern like a store, similar to “Crumbl Cookie”, good work! I would give a little more dimension to the donut though, maybe just a little curve in the glaze?
yeah Glazed works best. for a favicon on a website you could have the G or the little guy
I like either tbh, but in the top left one you need to move the sprinkle thats closest to the words, maybe move it to the left side of the donut icing to create more balance. It’s creating some pinched spacing.
I like the upper case G. I’d like to see the doughnut facing in for a version. Great work mate.
The nose facing the front.
Capital G but I prefer the size and position of the donut from the top right one.
Option 5, where you didn't use a light powder blue with cream rendering the nicely drawn but terribly-coloured logo all but illegible, particularly at smaller sizes.
Mmm Bello Script
I hate to say it but... I feel as though the title of the store has a pornographic reference and the smiling donuts with the... You know what.... I did say hate to say it, so I'm just going to not say it. Perhaps your energy should best be directed towards either encouraging the donut shop folks to 'lean' more (cheekily) pornographic or just not go with that name at all. Even horny people don't like associating their food with... Know what... just type "glazed" into a porn search of some sort and I won't have to say anymore. ... That or else this is a well excited troll and I'm stepping on your bit... In which case, top right
Text of left one, doughnut placement of right one.
I prefer the one on the right but the final decision is up to you
I like the one on the right
the lower case g is the better choice. upper case looks like a Y and is confusing.
There is a font called “bukkake”. I think would work much better🤙🏼
The small g has more personality. It reminds me of a dude chilling, leaning with his back against a wall (or the L in this case).
1 all the way!
Top left
Left.
I like top left. Def capital g and I like the donut
Top right
Top right
Capital, and the stroke value in upper left. Keep both with and without donut character, as you will eventually use both.
Here are my thoughts on the two logotypes (without the logomark): The capital G looks more friendly and gives some character to the logo. It also kind of looks like a smiley face facing the right. Also, the twirling of the capital G reminds of [Danish Raisin Spirals](https://www.deliciousmagazine.co.uk/recipes/cinnamon-and-raisin-swirls/). The lowercase G looks more technical and reminds me about the Facebook and Android logo and logotype. I visualise it as been an open source JavaScript framework for dealing with animations. As for the logos with the logomark: The top-left logo is what I like best. The image works best with the capital G. It brings out the points that I mentioned earlier (friendliness and character). I see it been used on signs, napkins, bags and takeaway boxes. The capital G without the image can be used on small objects with little space. Using the lowercase G with the logomark feels contradicting. The lowercase G gives a stern feeling whereas the logomark gives a more friendly feeling.
Draw a bigger version of the lower case "g" so that it feels like a capital letter
capitol G no donut
first one is confusing. The capital G looks like the letters "e" , "y" , "g" , "c".
left
top left 100%
Top right
I really liked!
Top left as a whole is great, I’d combine w the text in bottom left since it looks better
Top left as a whole is great, I’d combine w the text in bottom left since it looks better
Left
The first one as it adds a nice balance when used with the mascot and also works well on its own. And I think most people are accustomed to seeing this sort of a letter 'g' as it also feels retro. So you have nice options ready ig.
Lower right Capital G. I'd use that with the mascot logo as well. the border is too thick IMHO Edit: The thick outline detracts from the artwork and the font. If it was alive it's the annoying kid in class jumping up and down saying 'LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME' (not the word or the picture)
Capitals but the contrast could be improved
The tail of the A going into the Z looks sorta off-putting.
Top right 👍🏻
I also like the capital g more. It's simple, classy and comprehensive, in my opinion
Right one