Book Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
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Edit | The modern Cherry Swash typeface is the perfect choice for a logo as it uses elegant details to catch the eye of passersby. The open book with a leaf accent conveys a welcoming atmosphere that invites customers to enjoy the book collection on offer, which is complemented by the soothing blue tones. |
Edit | This book and quill pen combine to form an impression of a bygone era, when superior penmanship was celebrated. Gray and red are sophisticated, classic colors that work well together and complement the traditional theme, and the monolinear Poppins typeface suits the minimalistic style of the logo. |
Edit | The cool Pirata One typeface has great readability both online and in print, making for a versatile logo. The open book with abstract college students for pages is a creative representation of the benefits of studying from quality textbooks, and the brown tone conveys the business's dependability. |
Edit | The open pages covered in stars with a small hand points to fantastical stories that open worlds of imagination. This is reinforced by the bright orange, which symbolizes creativity and joy. Dark blue adds a professional touch, and the balanced Nunito typeface complements this symmetrical design. |
Edit | Green dominates this design and conveys ideas of growth and taking action. This is complemented by the open book with graphs growing out of it — a great icon for a bookkeeping business that helps clients grow their money. The Rajdhani typeface's block letters add a technical quality to the design. |
Edit | The cozy Sniglet typeface is friendly and inviting, making it a clearly legible typeface for online use. This suits the pixels coming off the book icon which may indicate an online bookseller. Dark blue conveys a professional, corporate style that will encourage clients to trust in your services. |
Edit | This abstract book and building combination is a creative representation of a library or book store. The point of the book leads the eye to the Montserrat typeface, which complements the urban construction style of the icon. Dark brown adds warmth to the design that is friendly and dependable. |
Edit | A cute teddy bear reading a book makes the perfect icon for a children's literary brand and will definitely appeal to children. Light blue complements the youthful design and also symbolizes freedom and imagination, while the Caudex typeface highlights the business name in a classic style. |
Edit | Sharing a visual style with government signs, the Barlow Semi Condensed typeface's institutional vibe is complemented by the graduation cap icon. The book as the top of the cap indicates a business specializing in college textbooks, and light green symbolizes the growth achieved through learning. |
Edit | This dark background highlights the soft orange icon and creates a soothing, friendly logo. An abstract person throwing leaves in the air shows a fantasy element and how the imagination grows through reading. The classic Oswald typeface adds the sense of tradition of an established business. |