Logos.

The purpose of a logo is not to tell a story, but to identify the brand.

Art Direction   |   Identity Design

Successful Logos
Simple, Relevant, and Memorable.

A logo is a graphic representation of an idea, entity, or object. It is also referred to as an identity, mark, or brandmark. A successful logo should always represent critical thinking; in other words, the mark should be conceptually strong.

Thus, every graphic element on the mark must have an intentional purpose. To accomplish this, a perfect balance between an image, a letterform, a sign, or a symbol should exist—known as the 50/50 rule.

lifelong_logo-1
txdocs_logo
brangea_logo
aacog_victimsbadge
aspireon
avante
tensoshade
drinks on us thumb
Invisible_guardian_primary_logo_CMYK
camino
DTT_Signature
liliale
gpa_principal_pms
summeroftech
acp
PA_marca_pms
aervitlogo
euless_logo
kino
acquasolamerica
tacoart_logo
mairoli-1
marioli_catering_signature_v_cmyk-1
artbaking_signature
gtd_signature_pms-1
oscar-sala
ksm_signature
viridian-1
vote
aem_01
cmk-1
staydog
sm_logo_cmyk
cmi-1
greengatefarms_gray
ijm
Like a good red wine, a trademark needs to mature, so evaluating it in concept form requires the judgement of an expert versed in assessing functionality.
SAGI HAVIV • CHERMAYEFF, GEISMAR & HAVIV, PARTNER