After your logo is approved, we will provide you with a style guide to ensure correct usage of the logo in future materials.
Logo Examples
The following examples are a starting point to help understand what we mean when we use terms such as corporate, illustrative, retro, etc. There are not really distinct differences between these categories. Most logos can fall into 2 or 3 categories.
Corporate
You can’t make these logos tell your whole story. No one could really guess sports apparel by looking at the Nike swoosh. Nike took an unrelated symbol and made it their own. Unless you’re a church looking for a clean version of an ancient symbol or you’re Target or Apple and you want to go with the obvious choice, it’s best to pick a symbol that gets you excited and go with it.
Text Only
This one is hard to keep unique because most fonts are so widely used but it can be done if you’re determined to have the literary or legal look.


Historical

Retro

Illustration Based
hese logos have a fantastic upside. They are more unique than any other type of logo. And they really are a piece of art. The best approach is to really know before you start, what sort of a symbol you want. And almost always, you end up with something very unique.
