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Devereaux specialise in blends; fruit & nut blends, spice & cream blends, they also make their own herbel tea blends. All their baked goods have a specific blending combination that gives their breads, buns & cakes a unique flair. The mark is inspired by their award winning honey-apricot rye loaf. The apricot stone doubles as a honey wand, suggesting a literal manner of 'blending' both flavours.

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A combination of continius round shapes and sharp edges to form a logo to represent speed, curviness, emotion, risk.

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Logo for a dental clinic. It`s all about smiles, get it?

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A multifunctional photograph logo that can be easily customized as desired in the long run. See the image in the camera lens? It could be changed depending of the photoes made. Perfect to watermark!

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PATCHWORK is a logo that represents the art of making great designs from basic shapes pieced together so that 1+1>2. It has the perfect eye-catcher - a colourful "patch" combined with a typeface that looks as if sewn. These match to create a strong and memorable logo.

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A logo made from letters. A couple of cute bunnies in love.

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Clean, almost invisible logo. Perfect for embossing, hot stamping or UV varnishing.

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Logo for an interior decoration brand. Made of cushions!

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A logo for a webdesign business in Norway. "Ekko" means echo. Clean, simple and elegant logo.

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Bright and colourful, a logo that represents colour, energy and youth.

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A logo about colour! Deep, vibrant and colourful.

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This logo is all about chocolate! A simple silhouette but a clear statement for those who love chocolate in all its forms.

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Merce Hydro, a mobile irrigation company based in Northern Victoria, Australia specialise in redevelopment of drought effected areas for the purpose of farming & residential properties. The Mark is based on the use of a water drop, an arrow, pipes & finished off with an M. The arrow symbolises function & the arrow/drop cross section symbolises design - both core factors in engineering & invention of their systems. Green represents growth, their aim. Brown represents destination (drought area) their market. Water represents sustainabilty, their long term plan, and finally the pipe represents management, their ongoing analysis & monitoring of their network.

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