Genius Logo Design

[Stationery Direct]

After seeing Col's clever use of a thistle and the letter A, I had a quick look online for some other genius logo designs...

Incorporating a leaf.

Clever use of the number 8.

Fish and hooks.

Exclamation marks, talking!

 

[Stationery Direct]

Guild of food writers, pen nib and spoon.

Incorporating the letters E & D into a plug and socket.

Clever use of negative space, plumber and plunger.




If you know of any more, post them below.

 

[Pixels Ink]

I love clever logos like that.

 

[Pete]

Love the Guild for Food Writers. It's a really nice logo.

Don't forget the ultimate use of negative space (and the one that gets pulled up every time logos are discussed!).

 

[Timmo]

Whoah I've never noticed that lol

 

[Stationery Direct]

Another good use of negative space...

 

[Helen]

I love these types of logo....very clever!

 

[Pete]

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Very clever, I like that.

 

[Pixels Ink]

more negative space use:

likes:

golfing logo

this one just made me smile

 

[Stationery Direct]

Few more....

 

[Stationery Direct]

 

[creativesolutions]

Check this out

 

[LovesPrint]

adore all three, especially the families one. :icon_biggrin:

 

[dogsbody]

I like the cinemacafé one.

 

[DanCreative]

They make my heart do little flips. Gotta love a well designed logo

 

[dot design]

Great stuff, simple clean design with an idea or a twist is where its at!

 

[VLAHAKISA]

Negative Space

Some great examples, many of those I haven't seen yet either.

I'm not a fan of the Logomotives logo though, it's clever but I find it cluttered and ugly.

Amanda

 

[Ozwaldo Sanchez]

Goota love um all. That's why designers need more recognition/cash etc for what they do.

 

[dot design]

That's why designers need more recognition/cash etc for what they do.

You know what I really, really like you Ozwaldo! :icon_biggrin:

 

[Ozwaldo Sanchez]

Toberone originated from Bern, a city in Switzerland that is rumored to mean as “The City of bears”. Now do you see the yellow bear in the logo of Toberone's Swiss Alps? Pretty sneaky eh? Its nice to see a little known fun fact being hidden in such a popular logo.