Creative Service Logo Ideas:
Logo | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| A singular splash of paint is a brilliant metaphor for formless, experimental, creative expression. This suits an art supplies store. Green elicits feelings of freshness and vitality, and the Gothic A1 Black typeface has sleek lines that look great on business cards and other branding material. |
| A weightless bird in flight is a beautiful metaphor for boundless freedom and is closely associated with creativity and self-expression. Purple conveys mystery and magic, and the sandy-yellow color is luxurious and hints at a premium brand. The Cinzel typeface is dangerously sharp and stylish. |
| The fountain pen belongs to a revered author and the flowing line of ink symbolizes ease of writing or creative fluidity. This is a great logo for a writing service. Green and red convey vitality and passion, while the Laila typeface has elegant linework that seems to be written by the pen itself. |
| The minimalist icon of a camera is a clear nod to photography, but the aperture ring is made to resemble a connected globe, making this a great logo for a travel photography brand. Pink is chic and draws the eye, while the Zilla Slab typeface has a bold presence that gives significance to the brand. |
| The piano or keyboard points to musical creativity and suits a piano teaching service. The neutral color choice evokes professionalism, branding your practice as one that demands discipline and serious work. The Goudy Bookletter 1911 typeface has the charm and nobility of a grand piano. |
| This icon of a camera is minimalist yet artistic and would work well as an app icon or for a photo editing platform. Orange-yellow bursts with energy and positivity and dominates the frame, while the Cinzel typeface's razor sharp linework demonstrates attention to detail and precision. |
| A child's handprint in a blob of paint embodies the creative expression of youth, and conveys idealism, optimism, and creativity. The blue color palette communicates trust and loyalty, while the Goudy Bookletter 1911 typeface has sharp serifs that give elegance and prestige to the logo. |
| The unraveling pencil says "we write so quickly that our pencils unravel," and is a suitable icon for a copywriting service where time is of the essence. White and black suggest class and sophistication and orange-yellow, creativity. The Cinzel typeface suits a premium brand with loyal clients. |
| A pair of polka dot socks is a symbol of childlike wonder and creativity. It works well as the emblem of a brand with creativity at its core. Blue embodies trust and optimism, and the Merriweather typeface has refined serifs that give the business name authority and respect. |
| Guitars convey fun and entertainment through live music, and the stars denote excellence and skill. This is a great logo for a live band service. Red and green hint at the passion and vitality of live performances, and the Cormorant Infant typeface has lines and curves that seem to dance. |
| A video camera is a great icon for a film production studio, while the wings on each side represent excellence and quality of production. Blue and orange are colors that complement each other well, and the Cinzel Decorative typeface has exaggerated tails and swirls that hint at creative expression. |
| An icon of a digital camera and lens with a black and white palette gives this logo a noir aesthetic. This makes it a suitable logo for a fine art photography brand. The neutral colors say, "this is for serious photographers," and the Yeseva One typeface has stylish serifs that elevate the logo. |
| A cube is fitting for a graphic design firm or a 3D printing service. Its modular look suggests adaptation and experimentation are cherished values. Orange captures the attention and generates positive associations, while the Poppins typeface has thin lines that contrast the thick lines of the icon. |
| If you are a creative fashion brand that prides itself on artful, innovative designs, then this logo featuring a stylish, minimalist model might do the trick. Black and gold evoke feelings of luxury and sophistication, while the Gabriela typeface is the perfect combination of chic and edgy. |
| The scissor, thread, and plants belong to a creative design company that uses raw materials to create fashionable garments. Cerise is chic and charming, while the Crimson Text typeface combines sharp serifs and elongated tails to make a regal and refined design that is very much on-brand. |
| Savvy photographers will notice the retina in the shape of a camera lens aperture ring. This is a brilliant idea for a photography brand where an eye for beauty and technical know-how are required. Dark gray and brown are classy, refined colors, and the Inria Serif typeface is bold and stylish. |
| The "play" icon is an instantly recognizable symbol of fun and entertainment. Teal projects creativity and idealism, while the Josefin Sans typeface is well-spaced, creating lots of breathing room. This design could work as the logo for a digital media company that specializes in content creation. |
| Different colored pencils belong in an artist's toolbox. When fashioned into a rocket, it projects a playful air that is childlike and carefree. Pink and green are lively, expressive colors that energize the logo, and the Abhaya Libre typeface has thin serifs that bring a sense of refinement. |
| A creative textile or fashion brand might be interested in this logo of a needle, bobbin, and buttons. Purple evokes feelings of magic and mystery, suiting a fashion brand that weaves magic with its products, while the Noto Serif typeface has refined serifs that give status to the business name. |
| Not every business name can hold the stage in a logo without any imagery to catch the eye, but the Chela One typeface in dark blue absorbs all the attention. Its artistic linework belongs to the hand of a calligrapher or experienced artist and positions your brand as artful, refined, and creative. |
