As part of an ongoing series, I am happy to present the next instalment of 100 brands of interest. These articles have received excellent reception and gives me a chance to express my view of good design. Since April, I have compiled another selection of the many brands currently in use. The standard is increasingly high and it is with pleasure that I feature these logos on the dacheboard. I hope you enjoy!
Design can differ in terms of what makes a great visual identity and these articles help to create awareness within the community and provide some useful insight for any newcomers on what makes a successful branding. This is not an assessment or critique of the logos, just a chance to see the variety of styles which all lead to good, solid design. As a lot of designers will know, it can be the easiest thing to create a logo for a client but when it comes to creating an identity for your own business, it is often tricky to establish the most appropriate execution to best represent yourself or your business. It is a fine line between showcasing your talents and techniques and retaining modesty and professionalism to gain the correct tone for your business image.
In this third collection, I have chosen to focus on up and coming designers and have displayed these with more well known enterprises. By displaying everything in black and white it is interesting to take the different brands down to the same, almost basic, level and then compare them side by side within the criteria of just great design. Without the use of colour, monochrome allows us to view the identities outside the context of their visual universe and makes it all about the design.
I was especially interested this time round to see the range that the selected brands portray from the most simplistic geometry and linear imaging to the more detailed and extravagant techniques. No matter what the style, I think it can be said that all of the 100 brands below have been executed successfully to create effective, professional logos which communicate the correct image to their audience.
I send a big thank you to all companies which are displayed here and I have included a link to each of their sites for your bookmarks. Enjoy, and I look forward to your feedback, particularly any thoughts you may have on this topic and any brands which you would like to see in the next instalment of 100 brands of interest.
00one
300million
Accent Graphe
Acme
adamgf
Alex Cornell
Alex Matveev
Amanda Bradley
Andrew Keir
ankhou creative
Anti
Aris Chen
Arlo
Atelier Frutiger
Blixt Studio
BonFX
BrandLogic
Brandsimplicity
cheep
Cicada Design
Cláudio Mendonça
colorcubic
CoreBrand
Darling Design
Davier Interactive
Deberny & Peignot
Dom Taylor
down with design
Dsauna Design
Ebi Atawodi
Effektive
Elaine McVicar
Engine
Estevan Roches
Fluid
fogra
Frank Chimero
good creative
Goodbye Galaxy
gravitart
groozdas
Hexanine
impulsant
Jamie Gregory
Jan Feliks Kallwejt
Jeremy Bolton
James Hambly
jokographic
Jonathan Patterson
Karl Design
keepa
Ken Reynolds
KNB
koniak design
Leonardo Mendez
Liv Ducci Lab
Manuel Larino
Marcell Marra
Marius Roosendaal
Mark Brooks
Martin Boath
Mattson Creative
Matt Fouty
mikronized
Mirek Janczur
molotov
MUDEO
One by Four
Onesidezero
Onthetable
overmeunderyou
Peter Baston
Philip Brunner
Phinney Bischoff Design House
Plenum
Polopgraphic
pure34
Rob Cubbon
Robinsson Division
S & Team
Sassy Design Group
Sisson Studio
smashLAB
soulmana
SOULSEVEN
springnet
sreski
Statiq Designs
Stefan Kanchev
Stefano Vetere
Stefan Romanu
Syrrup
Tigerbright
Transformer Studio
Trapped in Suburbia
Студио Ъгъл
Un.titled
venturethree
Vik
visualism
Yea
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