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second concept for muh!caffe | GERMANY | 2012

0Aug-25-12

Voip.

0May-17-16

0Jan-30-10

Łukasz Pocha, nascar

0Jan-28-11

My personal logo.

0Jan-04-14

In order to make the characteristic mood of the coffee bar stand out, I decided to realise a simple and playful logo, suitable for a large target, which nevertheless doesn’t look childish. By entering the pub, customers will be able to sip a tasty cup of coffee, and they will be asked to answer to the enigma that our riddler will leave inside the biscuit given with the beverage. No signature, no pictures, riddles will be associated only to this logo, which will be signature and symbol of the mysterious riddler. This way, the logo will have its own identity, hiding an invisible-but-always-there figure.

0Aug-22-12

TECHNOBAR, music

0Jul-21-13

Olympia Land S.A. is a company that provides liveable experiences, cultural events and educational programs in Ancient Olympia, Greece. Services and programs include ancient Pentathlon reenactment, music festivals, trekking, mountain bike, rafting and more.. The inspiration of this logo was based on an old map of Ancient Olympia and the actual ruins of this holy venue.

0Mar-20-11

Condominums

0Dec-18-10

Logo for a Market Data tool named GRIP. GRIP manages and optimze your market data usage. The logo is a combination of a mountain and data.

0Nov-17-16

Concept for a local park.

0Dec-07-14

0Jan-09-10

Golden Fish - Children's swimming pool. http://ekran.in.ua/

2Sep-26-12

This completely fictitious company logo is the result of happenstance typographic exploration.

Through modification, I discovered that a lowercase M, set in Matrix Script Bold, began to resemble an elephant. Realizing the potential for a self-initiated logo development exercise, I dubbed my hypothetical company "Mr. Memory," an allusion to the idiom, "an elephant never forgets." With the addition of the R and the peanut as a punctuation replacement, the character exists both as an elephant as well as Mr. Memory, himself. This company could be one that manufactures RAM or external hard drives, or it could be a learning center.

Click here to see the case study for this logo, which chronicles its development, and includes full design rationale, sketches, electronic roughs, and alternate designs.