Symmetrical logos are often associated with balance, craftsmanship, and engineering, making them popular choices for car companies such as Volkswagen and Honda. However, different types of symmetry are also used in logo design, such as rotational symmetry used by Target and British Petroleum.

Interestingly, asymmetrical design can also be used to achieve logo symmetry, as seen in the Nintendo Switch logo. This demonstrates that while symmetry matters, there’s more to good logo design than just symmetry.

In this roundup, we’ll showcase some of the best symmetrical logo designs found online, offering inspiration for your next logo project. Whether you want to convey balance, precision, or other concepts, these logos demonstrate how symmetry can be used effectively to create a strong brand identity. So take a look and see how you can incorporate symmetry into your own logo design!

You might also like our collections of geometric logo templates or fonts for logos.

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Monogram logos tend to fall somewhere between a logo and a signature, offering a great way to represent your brand and showcase your creativity. This collection of my favorite monogram logo designs includes examples from real-life designers as well as practice designs and fictional brands. Each design showcases a unique style, with attention to detail and a clear display of care and effort.

These monogram logos offer a great source of inspiration for designers looking to create a unique brand identity that is personal and expressive. Whether you’re designing a logo for yourself or for a brand, monogram logos can be a great way to showcase your personality and artistic style while conveying the desired message.

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Even though they can be tricky to design, simple logos are often more memorable when done right. Just think of Gap, Nike, and Coca-Cola. When it comes to logo design, it doesn’t get any simpler than that. Not only are those logos easy to remember and recognize, but they can also easily be reproduced from memory by anyone who’s come into contact with those brands before.

A few characteristics of simple logos include clean and modern fonts, or simple lines and illustrations. As far as color goes, they are black and white or often make use of just a single color. In some cases, they also make creative use of whitespace to convey a hidden meaning.

In this post, we’ve curated a collection of our favorite simple logos. All beautiful and all highly effective. They are effective because they communicate all the meaning they are intended to deliver. In mere seconds, as you’ll see in the examples below, they indeed deliver their meaning and message perfectly.

Use these logos to familiarize yourself with simple logo design principles and inspiration when creating your own simple logo design.

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Simplicity is key in fashion logos, and this collection showcases memorable examples of clean, crisp, and creative designs. These logos feature bold structures, strategic use of white space, strict color palettes, and powerful letters. Each design is crafted to sit perfectly on a swing tag or latch onto an accessory with sophisticated style.

While many fashion logos share similar characteristics, this collection highlights the subtle differences that set each apart and make them unique. The collaboration of bold structures, gaping white space, strict color palettes, and powerful letters demonstrates the power of minimalism in fashion logo design.

Admiring these logos, we are reminded that style lies in simplicity. Fashion logos should be able to complement their brand’s image and tell a story through a simple yet powerful design. These logos showcase the importance of strategic design and demonstrate the potential for a logo to be a statement piece that elevates the brand’s identity.

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A restaurant logo should be easy to recognize as well as unique to the restaurant itself. It should easily build brand recognition which means your patrons should instantly recognize your advertisement whenever or wherever they come across it, be it TV, a billboard, or a social media post.

Your logo should also stand the test of time, which is why you shouldn’t rely exclusively on the latest and greatest design trends when it comes to logo design. Since a logo is crucial in building brand recognition, it shouldn’t be redesigned very often.

When it comes to restaurant logos, there are plenty of ways to get creative with your logo design. From adding food or kitchen-related icons to adding elements associated with a particular culture for ethnic restaurants, you can make a restaurant logo stand out. However, don’t be afraid to go against the norm and create a logo concept that uses abstract elements.

In this collection, we’ve rounded up the best restaurant logo designs that you can use as inspiration to create a beautiful and memorable restaurant logo design. You’ll find simple typographic logos as well as more complex ones that use a combination of wordmarks and symbols. Check out the full collection below and get inspired!

You might also like our collections of Restaurant Logo Templates, Restaurant Flyer Templates, WordPress Themes for Restaurants, or you might need Restaurant Web Design Inspiration.

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Similarly, we’re also seeing some very interesting logos created with CSS, along with copious amounts of JavaScript and SVG thrown in for good measure. Together they offer a degree of flexibility that other formats do not.

Let’s take a look at ten examples of logos built with a combo of CSS, JavaScript, and SVG. Some are originals, others are from well-known brands:All are worth admiring.

Animated Fireworks by Julian Garnier

This anime.js logo animation uses a combo of CSS and (of course) JS to create a colorful and dynamic animated logo. Not only is there a cool intro animation, but subsequent clicks on the logo release more fireworks. It’s kind of addictive.

See the Pen anime.js logo animation by Julian Garnier

Scaling With Ease by Hugo Darby-Brown

One interesting advantage of using CSS for your logo is the ability to scale to match any size – much like an SVG file. The example logo below for Shop Talk shows off the pixel-perfect scaling of CSS, right alongside a PNG that can’t quite keep up.

See the Pen Shop Talk logo made in CSS by Hugo Darby-Brown

Handwritten by Gray Ghost

This example has been around for a while, but it’s still beautiful. The scripted text of the logo is revealed as if it were being handwritten across the screen. It’s simple but effective.

See the Pen Faithmade:Animated Logo by GRAY GHOST

Open & Close by Marco Barría

While this white logo looks fabulous on the multicolored background, the real gem here is the play/reverse functionality that was built in. Hitting “play” will make the logo appear via a slick animation, while reverse (you guessed it) does the whole process backwards. This could be useful in situations where, for example, you want to signify the closing of an element.

See the Pen Logo by Marco Barría

Pure Chrome by Mike King

Here’s a faithful rendition of the Chrome logo, done with pure CSS and in a single HTML element. It shows how much can be accomplished with CSS in terms of creating a seamless look and complicated shapes. The spinning hover effect is also a nice touch.

See the Pen Single Element Google Chrome Logo by Mike King

In the Spotlight by Nikk Tifan

Hovering on either of the logos in this pen will give a “spotlight” effect on the immediate area of your cursor. It adds an element of cool and encourages interaction.

See the Pen Z24 Logo Anmitaion by Nikk Tifan

Unique Drawing Effect by Cody

This example is outstanding on a couple of levels. First, the animation that takes the logo from a sort-of technical drawing through to a finished product is fun to watch. Second, the subtly animated gradient background perfectly complements the entire scene.

See the Pen Animating Gradient with CSS by Cody

Minimal, Yet Fun Logo by Melissa Cabral

Okay, minimal and fun don’t usually get mentioned together. But in this case – it fits. This simple logo with a rainbow of animated blocks in the background adds personality to something that would otherwise be quite plain.

See the Pen Logo by Melissa Cabral

Subtly Telling a Story by Sam Chahine

Animation is one of the big fads in logos, but sometimes it can be a bit too much. What makes this example so great is that the opening book animation is complimentary of the brand without overdoing it.

See the Pen Learnosity Logo by Sam Chahine

Logos Can Do More

For years, we’ve used logos as a mostly static resource. But when you combine the power of CSS, JavaScript, and SVG, a logo can become a place where we can add some real interactivity. And interacting with a logo is, in essence, interacting with a brand.

So not only is this a practice of adding another cool feature to your site – but it’s also an exercise in increasing brand awareness as well.

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Animated logos, whether created using CSS & SVG, After Effects, or as an animated GIF, have the power to draw attention to your brand and make it highly memorable.

While not yet widely used, we’ve compiled a small collection of subtly animated logos that we hope will inspire you to create your own. By adding a touch of animation to your logo design, you can make it stand out and create a lasting impression on your audience.

So, if you’re looking to add some extra flair to your brand, consider experimenting with subtle animations in your logo design. With the right approach and execution, it can elevate your brand to a whole new level. Of course, we’ll start with the fantastic Fubiz logo first.

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Whether it’s creating an identity for a photography company or designing a personal logo for a freelance photographer, talented logo designers have the opportunity to showcase their creativity in this field. A well-designed photography logo can convey the photographer’s style, personality, and approach, making it a crucial aspect of their branding strategy.

In this collection of photographer logos, you’ll find examples of stunning and creative logo designs that are sure to inspire graphic designers, photographers, and entrepreneurs alike. From clean and modern designs to more traditional and timeless looks, each of these logos demonstrates the power of strong branding and effective logo design.

So, if you’re looking for inspiration for your next photography logo design project, look no further than this collection of stunning examples from around the world.

If you’re looking for photographer logo templates, you should take a look at this collection: 20 Logo Templates for Photographers.

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Watching the sketching process in action can be a thing of beauty, and today we’re excited to showcase some examples of the initial logo design process. These examples offer a glimpse into the early stages of the branding process and provide inspiration for your next project.

By exploring other designers’ sketches and brainstorming sessions, you can gain valuable insight into their creative processes and learn how they approach the challenges of logo design. This can be especially helpful if you’re feeling stuck or unsure of how to proceed with your own project.

So take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the initial logo design process, and let it inspire you to push the boundaries of your own imagination and creativity.

We have previously featured examples of icon design sketching and some UI sketching, just in case you want to check them as well.

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Flat logos are distinctive and memorable, with beautiful color combinations that suit the style and use of negative space to draw attention to important branding elements. This collection showcases the best examples of flat logo design, featuring complementary color schemes, symbolic backgrounds, and creative typography.

Whether you’re designing a logo for a new brand or looking to update your existing one, these flat logo designs can offer inspiration for your next project. With their clean, simple shapes and minimalistic approach, flat logos can help you convey your brand message in a clear and concise way that resonates with your target audience.

If you’re looking to create a new logo, you might also like our collection of logo fonts.

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