Thin Film Production
A logo design project for Thin Film Productions that's distinctive and uses a variety of colours well.
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Osio
A solid example of a business card that takes a beautifully minimalist approach. I like the strong logo mark and the restrained use of colour.
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Geolocation
Here we have a logo for a mobile app which is based on geolocation. I really like the subtle depth added by the colour palette and the incorporation of the location icon.
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Vision Event
A good example of a logo that takes a simple idea but adds depth using detail. The colour palette really works, as does the way the background mirrors the shape of the logo.
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Rendezview
A good logo for a meeting web app. The venn diagram concept works well for this kind of purpose. I like the quirky typeface and the interesting colour palette.
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Laboratoire
An intriguing and vividly colourful logo that immediately grabs your attention. I like the drop design and the use of shape and colour throughout. The design works very effectively against a white background, the colour really stands out.
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Charles Williams
A brilliant example of good business card design. I love the colours used here and the slightly altered shape of the cards. The typography and the inclusion of a working QR code really make this design stand out.
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Analog Logo
What can I say? An absolutely stunning logo for a new Mac app. I love the vivid colours and simply jaw dropping design. It simply 'works'.
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Quickbike
A simple but effective logo for a bike share project based in St Louis. I love the colour choice, it really makes a statement and helps the logo to stick in your mind. The bike element of the logo works well to aid memorability, as does the typesetting of the text.
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