35 Clean Examples of Logo Marks

Last Updated on September 13, 2024

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A logomark is an indetifying mark or symbol that doesn’t contain the business name. For example think of Mcdonald’s golden arches or Nike’s swoosh. Starting to get the picture?

Companies use logomarks because they’re memorable, instantaneously recognizable, and are clear when reproduced in small sizes. In nature they’re not complicated, which makes them very compelling for your subconscious brain to remember.

Logomarks are also less direct, meaning that they leave room for broader interpretation or your company/organization. They should however represent your company’s vision, culture, and value proposition.

Today we collected some beautiful examples of logomarks to inspire you. So if you’re in the process of designing a logomark yourself, this visual showcase is bound to help you get some ideas flowing. Enjoy!

Whaley Logo by Gert van Duinen

Tick Logomark by Budi Tanrim

Advance Nonwoven by Mads Katholm

FunMobility Mark by Jord Riekwel

Milk Carton by Vic Bell

Thorsten Voor Mark v.2 by Charlie Isslander

Book lovers mark by Ivan Bobrov

Why by Anthony Lane

RP by Ryan Paule

Russian Ministry Of Defense by George Bokhua

Scissor Plane Logo by Aaron Eiland

BP by Unknown

Restaurant at No. 22

CM. by Tim Boelaars

Charitable Filmaking by Michael Spitz

Fox mark by Ivan Bobrov

Logomark by Keiran Flanigan

Close by Eddie Lobanovskiy

Oh, moon! by Breno Bitencourt

Duck mark by Ivan Bobrov

Phoenix by Maria Shanina

Deer-logomark by Martin Schmetzer

Tyrrell Design Ltd by Rich Baird

Openstack Superuser Mark by Emir Ayouni

Start by Martin Hudobivnik

AspireBoard by Eddie Lobanovskiy

Clean Energy by Rich Baird

Inklion by Dalius Stuoka

Bridge Mark by Brian Pennington

Mark by Jon McClure

Personal Identity by Marijn W Bankers

Silver Fox by Stevan Rodic

Gorilla by Luiz Adelino

Flash Dash by Ben Stafford

K mark by Ivan Bobrov

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