: Should i make simple this logo? im making this logo for a Restaurant in a little town in Peru called Lobitos. They want to look friendly because their service is one of their most important

@Debbie163

If you wonder if the logo is too complex, try looking at it at different sizes.

This logo sample at very small size might not show clearly a lot of the details! For example, try looking at this logo at 1 inch or 2 centimeters width to see how it looks. Then work on making sure the main subject of it is clear and has lot of contrast. In this logo, I guess you want the woman to be the central point.

One way you could add more emphasis on the woman in the logo is by making her stand out a bit out of the circle frame. It could add some dynamism as if she's growing out of the frame and she'll be bigger too. Nothing stops you from keeping the beach landscape in the circle and it will look secondary if you make the woman stand out.

The other part is contrast. Will your logo look good too in grayscale? I think the one you posted will probably have the same kind of gray once in grayscale. The background might engulf the main subject. Try making a version in black and white to see if the concept works well or can be done this way; the restaurant will certainly need a one-color logo version for their paperwork or for photocopies.

I like the size of the text, the position, the colors and the font style you chose. It's very friendly. You can increase the size of the text a bit if you want; you will see if it needs to be bigger when you'll look at i at small size. The person who asked you for that logo might require it anyway. Maybe wrap it bigger around the woman illustration that will come out of the circle frame.

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