Okay, here is Part 2 of my logo entries. Below are another 5 logos that I feel are successful and engaging. So, let's get started.
This logo, with it's simple, elegant use of a stylized font, really helps portray this boutique in an artistic light.
This logo stuck out for me not because of what it contained, but what it was missing, so-to-speak. The excellent use of negative space to create the image of a cup and saucer really emphasized the idea of "less is more."
This logo uses simple lines to create an image that most would recognize as a conductor, but most certainly is not.
This logo also makes great use of negative space. I think that the pig iconic enough that one can recognize it, but not so much as to shy away from eating there because of the it. The retro look of this logo caught my attention immediately. The font choice works well with the illustration and the color choice helps emphasize the dark color of the chocolate.
Next week, I'll post some of the less-than-successful logos for everyone.
From a very young age, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in comics and that nothing would stop me from doing so. Honing my skills in writing and graphic design, my career has taken me from Wizard Entertainment to Gemstone Publishing, to a freelance career and now to Grad School at the University of Baltimore. I got my first professional break in the form of NASCAR Heroes from Starbridge Media and NASCAR Comics in 2008 and have continued to push my skills in earnest ever since. Please feel free to email me at brandon.destefano@yahoo.com or follow me on Twitter @BG_DeStefano!
the savannah logo is amazing. i love the simple lines. genius.
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