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Showcase of Logo Designs from 20 Inspiring Designers
26Logo design is its own form of art. Designers must integrate branded colors, shapes, and even words into a logo all the while balancing minimalist designs that can be use on the web or on billboards. It’s certainly a challenge.
This collection of logos represent a fresh batch of up and coming designers who have come up with some noteworthy concepts. Whether it’s a simple stroke of a pen, a full-color design, or the creative merging of a visual concept — the following designs are sure to be an inspiration to anyone taking notice.
Synthesis Center by Sophia Georgopoulou
Linchpin by Michael Chevalier
AGM by Alberto Uzcarre
Reyven Spirits by Joseph Daniel
Atomic Vibe by Jon Stapp
48 Arizona Women by Martina Bourque
Concordia by Alberto Aimo
Where Jew At by Gabrielle Heitler
Sherpa Marketing by Jaime Campbell
The Printing Bar T Shirt Printing by Jared Fullinfaw
Hedgie Innovative Solutions by Simon Miklavčič
Cloudio by Splashter
Heartfelt Music Academy by Jose Suaste
AI Group by Paul Liao
4th Leaf Design Studio by Amy McNeil
FortyFive Creative by Jeff Nissen
Captured in Frames by Emily Kirkpatrick
Equus by Zrinka
The Descovery Eye Foundation by Dennis Hodgson
Choose Love by Keith Kitz
Tiny Pants by Damian Dominguez
So which designs jump out to you? Any favorites in the batch?
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Tara Hornor
Tara Hornor has a degree in English and writes about marketing, advertising, branding, graphic design, and desktop publishing. She works for PrintPlace.com, an online printing company that offers business cards, posters, brochure printing, postcard printing, and more printed marketing media. In addition to her writing career, Tara also enjoys spending time with her husband and two children.
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I don’t find them inspirational at all… none of them
Second that.
ditto
No, they’re all pretty basic and some downright ugly. Sure, taste varies but this wasn’t even close.
Thirded… bland logos
Sorry, all! Looks like I fell short of the mark in this one.
I really like the linch pin logo, very clever.
I agree!
Those designs are just so fascinating. I like all the designs because everyone is unique. In looking at those designs I get more inspired to keep on doing my best to be a good web designer.
web developer Cardiff
Many of these designs are dated, and not very inspirational at all. Not impressed.
Sorry about this. Okay, now I’m inspired to write a better logo roundup!
A great design shows a great skill of creativity of designer, i really love by these logos. A good inspiration for me to boost my skills. Thanks
Synthesis — like the graphic. Text was ugly
Linchpin — cute. Don’t “get it” with the colouring.
Where Jew At — interesting! Pretty bold but I guess with a name like that you’d expect it to be
Printing Bar — sorry, really don’t like it
Heartfelt Music — at first I didn’t like it, but then I noticed the overlay of the shapes. Cute!
AI — overlaid typography doesn’t really work here
45 — THIS IS MY FAVOURITE
Yes, I love the typography and the colors in 45.
A short analysis what makes each Logo stand out or why it was selected for this overview, would not have hurt, imho.
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll try to do this more often.
A logo is suppose to be designed so that it identify that company without the use of wording. Two such examples are Apple and Dell. Their logos say it all, which very few on this page do!! Close by no cigar!
Apple and Dell certainly do have their logos refined.
I’ve noted some of them on bandsoftheworld. I must say that I remembered only Heartfelt Music, Synthesis and Hedgie Innovative Solutions. Hedgie’s logo is a bit too rough and… too “spiky”. It could be improved but generally I love the design. I also love their iPad wall fixings, but that’s another story.
Sorry… These are some of the worst logos I’ve ever seen. It’s like a bunch of nerdy developers picked these out
Argh! I will come up with a much better roundup next time.
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I think the Atomic Love is my favourite here. Other than that there aren’t too many inspiring ones.
I like Atomic Love too. Sorry the rest were uninspiring.