Creative Logos!!

                                                                                                         Brilliant Logos!! 

  

8 Fish

Four fish in orange are clear and evident but on a closer look you will see 4 more fish in opposite direction.

 

5.10

When seen in upside position the logo shows a very clever blend of the numeric's of 5 and10.

 

ASP

The logo shows merger of the lower case letters "A", "S" and "P". I think the first two letters are quiet easily figured out but "P" being the shortest of the three letters is losing its legibility.

 

Big Ten

The Big Ten collegiate conference has eleven schools therefore, using the negative space, number "11" is hiding within the logo name

 

Bistro

At the first glance you might not see what my eyesight witnesses here…. you would see two wine glasses but I see three wine bottles. What do you see?

 

Blade

Take a closer look and you will find a knife integrated in the alphabet "a"…it explains the purpose of a blade.

 

Cafe Melody

It's a top view of a coffee cup, creates the alphabet "C" and on to highlight the melody part it looks like a volume button.

 

Brand Union

Using different geometrical shapes, the word "Brand Union" make you confuse while reading it.

 

Child of the King

The logo is a clever example of utilizing negative space with a child's pic integrated in a painted hand print.

 

Concealed

The "Black and White" graphics show the silhouettes of two running children with a dove forming between their clasped hands.

 

Fish

You all must think that this logo is an example of brilliant typography rather than negative space utilization but however I think the designer has beautifully used the shape of the fish to merge the alphabets.

 

etfi

This is a logo for a broadcasting organization but let me highlight the exclusive part of this design…the alphabets "F" and "I" remarkably fit within the letters "E" and "T"

 

Flightning

If you flip the letter "f" in opposite direction, you will see an image of a plane taking off.

 

Fit

The designer has made an attempt to explain the meaning of the word "fit". The alphabet "i" fits in so well that the logo delivers the message clearly.

 

Elefont

I notice two creative aspects of this logo. An elephant's trunk is making its way through the letter "e" and at the same time it makes us pronounce the word "elephant" in a new way.

 

Grace Hospice

I can make you find three things in this small logo: A face of a lady with orange hair, a dove and the orange part makes us perceive a tree.

 

Hammer

The integration of the letter "H" with the hammer is outstanding and a little difficult to find at first glance.

 

1 Here There

I don't claim this logo to be a clever example of negative space use. However, utilizing the mirror image, the designer has given a new meaning to the logo, just like negative space logos.

 

Lady Rocket

In the first glance you will catch the silhouettes of a lady but on a closer look you will see a rocket outlined in the top part of the figure.

 

Nicholson

Honestly speaking…I don't know much about this logo but found it amazingly creative to show the letter "N"I will really appreciate if any of you could tell about the company this logo belongs to so I can give the real credit.

 

New Man

I would add my personal favorite, the reversible Newman logo. This logo is the best example of simple but clever logo…what say?

 

Hug a Panda

I was amazed to find this cute little panda encircled in this logo…don't you think this is brilliantly done.

 

Piece

This logo has been designed by Felix Sockwell showing a child's figure face integrated with a flight of a dove.

 

Pencil

The space between the letters "i" and "l" has been carved in a way to look like a pencil.

 

Piano Forest

To explain the name of the logo, piano keys have been designed like tall tress of the forest.

 

Sink IT

To explain the action of the word, very playfully the designer has made the letter "i" sink into the negative space…..great idea!!

 

Treacy Shoes

The hidden shoe packed between the company initials conveys the company message in a very stylish and interesting way. I simply loved it:)

 

Truce

Upside down or backward/forward, no matter in which direction you look at this logo. The designer has made the point that it reads "truce" from every direction.

 

Urban Chic

The idea of utilizing the white space between the bristles of comb to portray the urban life makes this logo loveable.

 

USA Network

It is an old but ever living example of utilizing the negative space. I could not stop myself from praising the stylish integration of letter "s" in the logo.

 

Wave

Using the swirls and flows of the waves has been merged here with the negative space to create the word "Wave"

 

What's For Dinner?

The Swirls of the letter "W" has been utilized to make an image of a waiter who is ready to serve the dinner.

 

New Castle

To explain the vast catering services of this company, the designer has merged the wine bottles with a fork.

 

X MAS

The lower space of the letter "X" creates the image of "Christmas Tree"…nice idea!!

 

Yoga Australia

At first glance the logo may look like a simple picture of a young girl doing her yoga exercise but if you watch it carefully the body posture is creating the Australia Map.