Weekly Best Logo Design Inspiration (N.4)

This is our weekly best logo design series. We see on Dribbble, everyday logo designer around the world share their works. So in this post we share our favorite and really inspiring logo designs from the past last week.

And for this week, we have 21 logo designs from various logo styles: hand lettering, negative space, simple minimalist, monogram, line, vintage, using illustration and more.

I hope this collection, will inpired you too for your next logo design project. Enjoy!

Fisher Logo Animation by Chris Feige

Space Logos by Aaron Eiland

Logo/Mascot exploration for something fun

nano CRM by Muhammad Ali Effendy

Logo designed for CRM startup.

Kite by Alex Tass

A logo design proposal for Kite, an e-learning platform

Prayer Times by Muhammad Ali Effendy

Logo designed for free online service which caters for the UK Muslim Ummah by providing salaah times according to local mosques.

Smart Event by Logo machine

Smart Event is cloud system that helps organize events.

FotoWagen by Bodea Daniel

Zebra by Bodea Daniel

Zebra in negative space logo.

Veda by Shane Heath

A logo concept incorporating a custom typeface and an icon inspired by shapes that symbolize water, fluidity, and wisdom.

Parrot by KaDJU

Big Smits Logotype by Wells

Piece of Branding Project for Big Smits Entertainment

HEX by sean proctor

A logo animation for Hex Digital.

BR monogram by Dick Blacker

Finlay by Ronald Hagenstein

Live.me logo motion by BigXiXi

A logo motion design for Live.me app

Northwood by Newooera

Hatch by Cosmin Negotia

Launchpad Coffee by Jared Brady

Secret M1 by Dev Gupta

Oklahoma Kolache Co. by Sean Ball

Logo design for Oklahoma Kolache Co., a breakfast restaurant on Tulsa’s Cherry Street

Camera Keyhole by Jan Meeus

WIP for a photo blog about beautiful houses in Spain: idea is a keyhole as the camera lens, looking through – curious to see whats inside.

Your Turn

Do you have another great logo that maybe we’ve missed? Which one from the logo above you love so much? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comment below.