Jocean Batista

It's a shame some of these are clip art/stock elements. I quite like the crown + text elements. The decorative elements, not so much. You have a decent starting point though, I think. Just make sure all of your stuff is original. You don't want your graphic designer logo to look like anyone else's work. Plus, as a graphic designer, your logo will be under heavier scrutiny. And rightfully so; this is your biggest selling point to clients and employers. Make sure it's unique.

I quite like the "king of the pen tool" crown! lol But the flourishes have got to go!

Too many clip arts, overall it looks too much like what I call a "tutorial logo". It definitely lack a personal touch.

Keep the pen tool crown. That rules. Remove the flourishes on the sides of the crown and the random element all the way at the bottom of the logo. Lighten up the lines above/below the name just a hair as well.