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The following corporate branding was done by Face Creative in Mexico for Orange investment group. Much like Apple, they chose to go with a simple orange that can stand alone as the logo. The corporate colours are then followed through with the other stationery and corporate items. I think that the logo is strong on its own and really represents the brand well in a very subtle way.
http://www.designbyface.com/project/orange-investments
Face Creative in Mexico
View Larger This logo was created for the website Logo Bird, which features various logos. I think the logo is cute and works well for the name. The colour scheme works well and there is a pop of colour from the bird’s beak. The choice of differentiating the two words was also effective so as to balance out the top of the logo.
This logo was a personal project for designer André Sousa. Although it was never created for a real client, I believe the designer put a great deal of thought towards the design. It is simple and easy to understand. The colour scheme is appropriate for the design, and the message is easy to follow. My one fault with this logo is the selection of the typeface. I think the logo would work well with a font that is reminiscent of an old web font and there is too much space between the who words.
This particular logo is well thought out because of the double meaning in the image. This logo was created for fun, but has a strong concept. For me, the colours are a bit funny together however I’m not sure how well this would have worked with just orange and black. Overall, I think that the logo is creative in concept.
This logo/mark was created by designer Filip Pietroń as a side project he’s been wanting to work on. The premise behind it was to create something that could be turned upside down and have a different image and meaning. I think that this is extremely playful and creative. The colour scheme is simple, and the typeface matches the playfulness of the drawings. Overall I think it’s really quite interesting and I would love to play around with something like this myself at one point.
“Kuchnia” means kitchen in Polish. The basic premise behind this logo and brand is three dimensions of color, smell and taste, hence the “3D” at the bottom. The logo is quite detailed but kept in one colour, which I think works for the style of the logo. The colour chosen is very light, neutral, and natural. I think that curvy the type towards the front and the back was a smart idea to keep the logo more interesting and it helps to confine the ‘3D’ at the bottom. I don’t think this would have worked if everything was straight across.
http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/174205
Vladimirs Jeberza
The following logo was created by Andrea Zeman. This company does not exist, however I think that the logo is still quite strong. The use of the cream/froth to create the outline of the moon was quite clever. Although the graphics in the table are quite good, I think that they are unnecessary to the design. The addition of the table makes it seem more as design than an actual logo. Simply keeping the background white would solve this problem. The space between ‘coffee’ and ‘night’ is a bit too large, however I don’t mind the selection of the typeface, since it is simple in comparison to the main image. Overall I think this is a strong design that would be appealing to an older demographic, particularly anyone above the age of 20.
