Tea Generation
A fun logo that's memorable and distinctive, I particularly like the jaunty typography.
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Seven Hills
I love the simple concept of this logo design and the clean execution.
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Prickly Pear
An interesting logo for a farmers market that makes an great impact through its use of colour. I like the textured design of the mark and the clear branding.
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Hummingbird Logo
A beautiful logo that uses an interesting texture to help create an impression. I like the detail on the hummingbird, and the natural colours of the logo.
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Ink & Oil
A solid example of a business card that's bound to make an impression. The use of green on grey works well, as does the way the blotchy style ties in with the name of the agency.
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Grove Logo
A simple but purely effective logo that avoids complex lines and shapes. I like the minimal lines of the mark, and the evident imagery. The typeface fits perfectly with the nature of the shapes that form the logo mark.
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Miners Crest
Here we have a great crest-style logo that makes an immediate impact. The colour palette is perhaps a little different than you would expect, but it works. I particularly like the use of textures and the consistent thickness of the lines.
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R Monogram
A rather unique logo that uses just a 'R' for recognition purposes. The colours used in here give a retro twist to the concept.
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Naturally Agave
A interesting concept logo for a natural sweetener brand. I like the colour palette and effective use of varying shades of green. The symmetrical shape of the logo certainly appeals to me.
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City of Melbourne
An absolutely stunning rebranding project for the city of Melbourne. I love the way the logo represents the dynamism and innovation of the city itself. The attention to detail is astounding, as is the universal nature of this rebranding masterpiece.
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