80 Creative Logo Designs For Your Inspiration

They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and that is definitely true when it come logo design. A well-thought logo design can effectively use a simple icon to leave a deep enough impression for the public. Most logos communicate ideas to people, for instance the kind of quality services a company can provide for its customers. While there’s no easy answer as to what kind of logo design is the most effective and impressionable, it is probably intuitive to assume that creatively designed logos are more likely to stand out. Here is a compilation of 80 creative logos of different variety, all categorized under these groups: Wordmark, Symbolic, and Combined mark. Wordmarks As you shall see, these logos involve the creative arrangement and modification of words to enhance the name of the company they represent. Symbolic, Iconic & Combine Mark Using symbols and icons, the logo desingers attempt to establish an association between the brand name and the image.

YPA : Young Professionals in the Arts IKT – the International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art. It is a members organisation that represents the professional interests of curators from across the world and brings them together to exchange ideas. www.iktsite.org Emerging Leaders of New York Arts (ELNYA) – a New York City-based networking and professional development group that explores new ideas, best practices and challenges in the field of arts management. www.elnya.org The Association of Art Historians supports and promotes the study of art history. www.aah.org.uk Association of Women Art Dealers – holds regular social events for its members. www.womenartdealers.org The Association of Art and Antique Dealers (LAPADA) – is the trade association for professional art and antique dealers. www.lapada.org The British Antique Dealers' Association (BADA) – is the trade association for the leading antique dealers in Britain. www.bada.org to bridge the gap between industry, education and the government. www.ccskills.org.uk Lottery.

10 Inspiring Black and White Logo Designs When you want to create an iconic logo that people recognize instantly, try sticking to black and white. This popular color combination has recently become a hallmark of sophistication and simplicity. Use these 10 black and white logos as inspiration. #10: Black Flag Image via Flickr by Love and Rage DENVER Black Flag has never been a mainstream band, but its members are punk rock royalty. #9: Long Neck Music Image via logomoose.com Another great example of inspiring logo design, Long Neck Music’s brand has the company’s name printed underneath the musical symbol for a quarter note. #8: Michael Jackson Memorial Logo Image Via hackmaskate.net The Michael Jackson Memorial logo stands out as one of the most inventive logos in recent years. #7: Egg-n-Spoon Image via logodesignlove.com The Egg-n-Spoon logo stands out for its unique use of negative space. #6: Anthrax Image via fake-geeks.com Leave it to a metal band to make a logo that really grabs your attention. #5: Lexus Image via logonoid.com

Scottish Nature Photography Awards Showcase: 50 Modern Logos for Your Inspiration Last week we looked at 50 retro logos. This week we will take a different path, showcasing 50 modern looking logos. If you are a logo designer, you have many options in the pursuit of a modern logo, from a minimalist approach to the use of exuberant color. The following 50 logos show confidence in their visual appearance, and also have a deeper meaning for the viewer to figure out. Thinking Couch AlcedoMedia Rabby Brand Rasa creativejuice Sixbase Dark Secret Mediastudio Ria Products The wineline Parking FishKing Rayada Universal Gear Growth Trading the aromatherapist 2 Cardinal mark FruitDealer BioBuy Pink Godzilla tricic La miche Lakeside Inn My Modern Met tykocin castle trotyl Diamondtie Xcellon soodo group exoticate Logo The Lollygaggers Researchr Squarton Networks 1 Rocket’s Berliner Assekuranz CreativeBar Vapora Celebri.tv appland insideapps Sprinted mindway Frogat mark cottonbox kids Amber Projects Voltpix Participate in modern design contests and provide quotes for logo design jobs at DesignCrowd.

My website: Everything about me! Architecture Imagine the renovation dilemmas. A huge penthouse of a converted 1930s office building in TriBeCa, New York, is to be turned into a functioning home for a family with three teenagers. In fact, we can not quite imagine the issues that faced Steven Harris Architects when the family showed up, literally, at the doorstep of the celebrated architect and asked if he’d like to work on their home. Harris said yes and proceeded to make his magic. The scale of the apartment is huge and the freedom from budget constraints allowed for some spectacular solutions. Harris’s work is often distinguished by clarity and light, by the use of glass, by the maximization of views and, above all, bold solutions. What emerged as a result of the TriBeCa Penthouse project, is a multi-level (27th and 28th floors) nearly 8,000 square-foot (743 square meter) family-friendly residence that includes self-contained guest quarters and a new glass-and-teak-beam rooftop pavilion that functions as a recreation room.