When I first started learning logo design, finding the right resources made all the difference.
Not just tutorials — but real advice, real creativity, and real process.
Today, there’s a world of free knowledge waiting for you, and YouTube is one of the best places to start.
Here are five YouTube channels I personally recommend if you’re serious about sharpening your logo design skills:
1. The Futur
If you want to truly understand branding, not just design, The Futur is where you should start.
Chris Do and his team don’t just teach how to make logos — they teach you how to think like a brand strategist.
Their videos cover everything from logo principles to client communication to building a creative career.
Best for: Designers who want to grow both creatively and professionally.
2. LogoFarmer’s Studio
LogoFarmer’s Studio shares a behind-the-scenes look at real logo design workflows — from early sketching to final brand-ready logos.
The content is simple, honest, and focuses on showing how real-world logo projects actually happen.
You’ll find:
Sketching techniques
Idea brainstorming
Brand identity breakdowns
If you want to see how logos are thoughtfully crafted — not rushed templates — this channel offers practical learning for beginners and business owners alike.
3. Logos By Nick
Nick’s channel is packed with beginner-friendly tutorials.
He’s great at breaking down software tools and showing you how to create solid, clean logos — even if you’re just getting started.
His clear, step-by-step style makes learning feel much less overwhelming.
Best for: Beginners who want easy-to-follow logo tutorials.
4. Satori Graphics
Satori Graphics focuses on modern, polished designs with a strong emphasis on branding visuals.
If you enjoy stylish designs and want practical techniques to make your logos look sharper, this channel is worth adding to your playlist.
Tom’s tutorials are fast, clear, and always packed with useful tips.
Best for: Intermediate designers aiming to refine their visual style.
5. Will Paterson
Will Paterson brings a lot of personality into his teaching.
His videos often mix serious design advice with personal experiences, logo critiques, and hand-lettering tutorials.
It feels less like a lecture and more like learning from a creative friend who’s been through it all.
Best for: Designers who enjoy a relaxed, real-world approach to mastering logo design.
Conclusion
There’s no single path to becoming a great logo designer — but learning from people who’ve already walked the road makes the journey easier (and a lot more fun).
These YouTube channels have helped thousands of creatives understand not just how to design logos, but how to build lasting brands.
At LogoFarmer’s Studio, we believe great design comes from constant curiosity and practice — not just shortcuts.
So keep sketching, keep exploring, and most importantly, keep enjoying the process.
