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In the modern world company start-ups are increasing by the thousands every year – this means more names, more logos, and less unique ideas. However, with the digital design technology growing faster than ever, we have the opportunity to explore new areas, learn new tools and ultimately have new ideas which we know are actually possible within a reasonable amount of time (and cost for the client).
The use of animals in modern logo designs is increasing, and surely this can only be a good thing, especially if the designs are all as good as the 78 brilliant and excellently composed animal logos showcased in this article.
If you’re feeling a little uninspired, this post should help you out – from the very initial thoughts running wild in your brain, to the finished concepts you’re sending to your client(s). The compilation showcases animals in logo design from clear and obvious silhouettes, to clever and mysterious animals cut out from letters – can you spot the animal in every logo? Together with the logos, we have rounded up a few of the greatest and most useful logo tutorials at the bottom of the post, so if you’re hoping to learn some new techniques be sure to check them out!
Modern Logo Design Tutorials:
Although only five tutorials strong, there are heaps of neat tips and tricks to be learned if you take the time to read through the following tutorials!
Create An Origami Logo
Logo Design Process and Walkthrough for Vivid Ways
Dache: Logo Design Process
Creating A Crazy Cool Logo
Siah Design Re-brand Process
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Nate Hoernig : Visit Nate Hoernig's website
Posted at 16:11 on 30/1/10
This is an incredibly intriguing post. Particularly because I, as well, am using an animal as my primary image.
Thanks for a great post. It’d be great to hear more opinions about the uses of animals as imagery.
Does it lack creativity because it’s not based off something imagined or is the fact that it’s a readable abstraction from something existent that truly makes it creative?
behzad : Visit behzad's website & twitter
Posted at 11:56 on 31/1/10
thanks for the great collection oridus
you forgot! to add this one: bullkit http://bit.ly/F1FGi
Gareth Coxon - Dot Design : Visit Gareth Coxon - Dot Design's website & twitter
Posted at 18:41 on 1/2/10
Nice collection, some unique and very creative work there.
Also great to see a sense of humour coming through as well as simple clean ideas,
will be bookmarking this page.
Liam McCabe : Visit Liam McCabe's website & twitter
Posted at 10:43 on 2/2/10
Some extremely creative logos here Citra. Thanks for taking the time to collect showcase them
Rob Cubbon : Visit Rob Cubbon's website & twitter
Posted at 11:28 on 2/2/10
Really interesting collection here. I have used simple vector illustrations in designs before. Never in a logo though.
Webdesign Rosenheim : Visit Webdesign Rosenheim's website & twitter
Posted at 5:36 on 3/2/10
Thanks for sharing this great collection!
schwabensohn : Visit schwabensohn's website & twitter
Posted at 19:44 on 7/2/10
Some very good ideas! So .. inspiration – of course … but im still a fan of just letters .. dont know why, but thats the way of my creativity
xameal : Visit xameal's twitter
Posted at 14:07 on 12/2/10
Thnx for the really great collection. was really helpful for inspiration too!!
chris : Visit chris's website
Posted at 20:03 on 24/6/10
Ok, By far this is the best logo collection I have seen for a long while.