Branding Design Inspiration: Clear & Modern — vol. 21

Logo Design, Brand Identity Design — #2 December 2018

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This compilation includes style guides, brand identity, animated logos and similar works related to brand identity design.

Take a look, and support these works:

OARS Logo by Dan Fleming

By author: A couple of months back we rebranded OARS, an outdoor adventure company specializing in whitewater rafting trips. The new logo seeks to honor OARS heritage born in the canyons of the Southwest, and to express their love for wild rivers and protected spaces. This design was a collaboration with Mark Worthington

Story behind the mark by Peter Deltondo

By author: So excited to be speaking at @Dribbble Hang Time in LA tomorrow. I’ll be talking about finding balance and focusing on the things that are important to us. For me, that’s a core message behind the meaning and story of my personal logo mark. I’m looking forward to sharing why this mark is so important to me.

Best Partner by Sunny

By author: Hi my friends, this is a letter “B” to do the basic design of the LOGO. Whether in our lives or at work. A good partner is very important. He/she is an important factor in the success of our work. In this design, I used the raised thumb as the center of vision. The purple color used in the color is the main color. Because my initial idea was to design for the baby-care brand.

50 Lettering Style Logos by Matt Vergotis

By author: I recently published on Behance 50 lettering style logos that I’ve had the privilege to design over the years.

Water Wordmark — Brushed. by Jeroen van Eerden

By author: Water Wordmark — Brushed. Something different from me during ongoing projects. I’ve been experimenting for a new personal project. In this direction i tried to capture the element ‘water’ and included a ripple effect. Happy to hear your thoughts!

Radar identity — Brushed. by Jeroen van Eerden

By author: Radar identity — Brushed. A second exploration in this personal adventure in creating new identity designs. I used digital tools to create a ripple effect and tried to recreate it onto paper with my own brushes. Idea for this design: Re-design proposal for a Dutch TV show called Radar. They exposes consumer problems, but also tries to persuade companies and agencies to come to a solution. Happy to hear your thoughts!

Daily Mall Logo2 by Itern

By author: Daily Mall is a product logo and icon that promotes daily shopping.This is another design.

Qworks Logo by Leigh

By author: This is a brand upgrade for our company recently.

LOGOTen | Wave by MadeByStudioJQ

By author: This is my chosen logo from yesterday’s — LOGOTen — 💡⏱ Challenge. I’ve developed into a stationery set. I have decided to share a small case study of exploration logo work. The challenge is to give myself a random word and then I am only allowed to use one typeface and one color (in this case all colours due to the name) and have to come up with ideas within a 10 minute bracket. I think it’s gonna be fun to share the way in which I approach logo work and hopefully along the way help to inspire others. — — — — Word is Wave.

Zdrowo Nadziane Logo Design pt. II Exploration by Mateusz Urbańczyk

By author: Logo & visual identity exploration for Zdrowo Nadziane — eng. Healthily Stuffed. It is Poland based business that deliver delicious polish pierogi (dumplings). Pattern is for the packaging.

TreeStuff Reject Two by Lauren Haase

By author: Another killed logo redesign concept for treestuff.com. They wanted to give their brand a facelift while keeping the heart and and tree from their old logo. Old logo attached.

GA Monogram Logo by Goran Andjelic

By author: Hello Dribbble! This is my personal logo, one line GA monogram. See the entire branding project on Behance Big thanks to Petar Cirkovic for the invitation!!

Ariane | logo by Victor Azizi

By author: Concept de logo | Ariane Un pitogramme dynamique, stable et imposant qui rappelle le fameux lanceur européen. La composition s’appuye sur le nom tout en s’élevant vers le haut de l’image, un rappel simple de l’activité d’Ariane Space. L’idée ici n’est pas de reprendre les codes graphiques du domaine spatial, fussent-ils beaux et cohérents, mais d’explorer un style plus simple en l’appliquant a un domaine très particulier. La résultante est intéressante d’un point de vue graphique bien qu’inadaptée. Cette création ne se démarque pas par sa cohérence, ce n’est pas le but recherché. Le schémas de couleurs rappelle la contribution décisive de la France dans l’entreprise spatiale européenne, à l’origine de la famille des lanceurs Ariane.

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TMDesign

Designer with 10 yrs of experience in branding web design and UI/UX.