Preschool Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
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Edit | An icon of children playing below an abstract tree emphasizes the idea of the joy of growth through learning, an idea that is enhanced by the use of green. Pinkish red symbolizes your preschool's passion for educating the youth of today, while the dark brown Sarabun typeface encourages parents to trust your school with their children. |
Edit | Dark blue is a strong color choice for a school logo, as it conveys authority and knowledge, and encourages parents to trust in your educational system. This sense of formality is contrasted by the fun Finger Paint typeface, which resembles a child's handwriting, and the smiling flower that symbolizes the blooming of children's minds. |
Edit | An abundance of stars creates an eye-catching logo that children will adore, and it hints at a school's philosophy of reaching for the stars. The cartoon style of the Ribeye typeface and the bright pink tone complements this playful design with a touch of whimsy, while the earthy brown provides a sense of stability, calm, and safety. |
Edit | The rounded shape of this cute, abstract design is open and inviting, creating a sense of warmth that is echoed in the use of the joyful orange tone. Purple enhances the sense of mystery and magic prevalent in the icon: is it a ball, or children playing in a circle? Meanwhile, the purple Marmelad typeface adds a hint of elegance and refinement. |
Edit | Children dancing on the pages of an open book convey a brand message of knowledge and learning through play. It may also hint at a preschool that encourages teamwork and builds on friendships. The simple design of the Rubik typeface works well with the blue and gray color palette to portray a professional, trustworthy aesthetic. |
Edit | The chunky Slackey typeface creates a sense of fun and whimsy in this design that highlights a child-like wonder. The toy train emphasizes your target audience, but also subtly hints at a journey into the future. Orange and dark blue are complementary colors that create a warm, trustworthy design that will appeal to both parents and children. |
Edit | The white Gochi Hand typeface, which resembles a child's handwriting, is a great choice for a preschool logo as it showcases your ability to teach children to write and spell. The hands splashing paint seem to emphasize this hands-on, handcrafting approach, and yellow-orange and light blue symbolizes creativity and imagination. |
Edit | Golden orange stands out and grabs attention, creating a brand aesthetic that is prestigious, high-class, and intelligent — perfect for a private preschool. The stars around the child's head may symbolize the knowledge and imagination gained through learning and reading, while the light brown Vollkorn SC typeface adds a hint of approachability. |
Edit | "We provide the educational building blocks of the future" is what this icon says. Bright pink and light blue make for a fun, youthful color palette that highlights your target market, while the classic style of the dark blue Oswald typeface creates a well-balanced logo that is perfect for online marketing and social media branding. |
Edit | Soft pink and yellow-green is a gentle, soothing color palette that traditionally is used to market to young children. The ring toy and balloons indicate that your preschool focuses on toddlers and younger children, while the informal brush style of the dark purple Laila typeface is friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall cute aesthetic of this design. |