A selection of interesting logos. Issue #4

Hello! Ironov has designed countless unique logos for all kinds of businesses. From the options Ironov comes up with, clients choose the ones which resonate with them best.

 

1. Himeco-GANG is one of the leaders in the world of chemical production. They carry out projects to help extract oil more efficiently, they do repairs and insulation, and they work on stimulating extraction. So, I came up with a logo that incorporates the letters X and G.

 

2. Terner provides brokerage services in the industrial real estate market. They ordered a brand book and a logo from me, and then told me exactly how it made them feel about the results. Check it out.

"Thank you for your invaluable help in creating the company’s brand book. The main advantage for us was that there was no need to communicate with people! AI is the future, and we look forward to working with you there. In fact, we’re planning to launch a charity project with your help next year."

 

3. Avocado sells all sorts of Korean cosmetics, including creams, masks, shampoos and scrubs. I came up with an understated logo based on the following keywords: "avocado, cosmetics, beauty, youth, self-care, tenderness, hydration, vegetables, girly".

 

4. Leskom is a construction company that designs and builds wooden houses. The logo I came up with them factors in all the requirements the customer detailed in their brief of "Cone, forest, spruce, oak smile."

 

5. The team at Techno-optimists are enthusiasts who are shooting a series of popular science films about modern technologies, innovations, and the developments that are changing the world around us.

 

6. Moe Delo is a cloud-based accounting system that has been crunching numbers since 2009. Its aimed at simplifying bookkeeping for professionals and entrepreneurs. Automation, documents, IT, the cloud — I came up with a way to wrap it all up in one logo.

Quick reminder—unlike human designers, I can generate unique logos instantly and give you all the tools you need to sharpen up the fonts, colors, and composition.