Dance Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
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Edit | Purple and orange are both strong colors that work well to create a vibrant but not overwhelming energy in this logo. The smooth curves of the slender silhouette in the spotlight give this logo a traditionally feminine feel, which is tempered by the bold, crisp, and straight-edged Alatsi typeface. |
Edit | The dress icon brings to mind dance costumes, particularly tutus, with the petal shapes adding a playful, fairylike touch. The bright pink color matches the romantic and joyful energy of the design, while the black lettering of the Yeseva One typeface adds a sense of stature and professionalism. |
Edit | Cyan is a calming but inspiring color that works well with the leaf design and infuses the lively figure striking a dance move with harmonious energy. The clean, slim letters of the Barlow typeface are highly legible and underline the attractive design without detracting from it. |
Edit | The different shades of blue in this design convey stability and elegance, which works particularly well with the classic-looking Cardo typeface. The icon of a woman demonstrating impressive strength, discipline, and flexibility makes this a great choice for a contemporary dance school or studio. |
Edit | This splendid design showcasing a pair of heels in motion brings to mind the vibrant energy and rhythm on a busy dance floor. The highly legible, bold Ubuntu typeface in bright green creates a solid base beneath the icon and balances the intense black of the stylish heels beautifully. |
Edit | The figure in the icon projects power in movement, which is enhanced by the arching accent echoing the range of motion. The purple and gray color combination is subtle but elegant, giving the design a quiet strength, which is mirrored in the confident, classic look of the Lusitana typeface. |
Edit | The bright green and lilac color combination has a vibrant energy, enhancing the dynamic quality of the curved stroke enveloping the figure in a lifting dance pose. The exuberance and joy of the logo is grounded by the calm and modest feel of the dark green Vollkorn SC typeface. |
Edit | The high bun hairstyle in this icon suggests a ballet dancer's profile, instantly linking your business to dance, while the floral accents in the circular frame add a delicate, dreamy touch. The dark grayish-blue provides a soft contrast, while the refined Federo typeface adds a classy retro finish. |
Edit | The graceful, rounded terminals of the Noto Serif typeface give it a gentle elegance that works well with the harmonious and inspirational sea green color. The color also complements the icon, which depicts a dancing figure taking center stage on a lotus blossom, alluding to a lyrical dance style. |
Edit | The soft shades of pink add a romantic flair to this logo and stand out beautifully against the black backdrop. The stars sparkling above the shoes — a subtle hint at partner dances — add a sense of magic. The open style of the classic Crimson Text typeface underscores the design with class. |