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Some of my favorite logos + app icons.
nice set
What's your bar for an icon making this favorites list, craft or memorability? That dark Session mark is doing a lot with very little.
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Logo design exploration from the last few months.
Some locked, others discarded.
Already shared one of these, here's the other one! Recently made two concept designs exploring different visual styles for food app UI screens. I've always been fascinated by how App Store and Play Store listings use graphics to showcase app screenshots, there's a real craft to making a few frames feel exciting. This was my first time trying something like this, and honestly, it was a lot of fun playing with components and layering everything to make it feel visually rich.
This one leans into a bolder, more energetic street-food aesthetic, floating ingredients breaking out of the frames, high-contrast orange and black, and punchy typography meant to grab attention fast. Screens walk through discovering restaurants, browsing by category, and exploring dishes with quick add to cart actions.
Recently made two concept designs exploring different visual styles for food app UI screens. I've always been fascinated by how App Store and Play Store listings use graphics to showcase app screenshots, there's a real craft to making a few frames feel exciting. This was my first time trying something like this, and honestly, it was a lot of fun playing with components and layering everything to make it feel visually rich.
Here's one of them, leaning into a calmer, more premium food-delivery feel. It walks through discovering favorites, tracking your order live on the map, getting personalized recommendations, and finally the order arriving small details like the "Marcus is nearby" courier update and the "Chef is cooking" message were fun little touches to make the flow feel more alive.
