Weekly Logo Roundup 26

Custom Logo Design, Logo Examples

8-3-2013

Don’t you love these warm, sunny summer weekends? It’s the best time to lounge around on a porch swing or in a hammock under the shade of an oak or elm tree in your yard. With a cold glass of something in your hand, you can finally finish reading that stack of paperback novels on your bedside table. And, do you know what everyone else has been anticipating on weekends this summer? Well, it’s none other than the weekly roundup of logos that the Little Guy Logos team have carefully handpicked for you. Look over the following five logo designs and admire them at your leisure.

Getting Started with Apps

Getting Started with Apps is the name of a website and eBook filled with informative content on mobile apps development.  The full title is “Getting Started With Apps: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying Your First How to Program Book”  and its currently being sold via the author’s Amazon store.

App Mobile Logo

Designed to look good as a website header and as an eBook cover, this logo makes use of several light and cool colors, like sky blue and lime green. The big “G” with a white fill is prominent against a layered background of multicolored rectangles. Those rectangles represent both the various smart phone devices and the various apps that can be run on them. The word “Started” is green like the street lights – green means go! app-mobile-logo

The Better Probiotic

The Better Probiotic company makes probiotic products under the GudGut brand using a proprietary formula that “makes sense” based on the latest scientific research.

Medical Product Logo 1

This black-and-white design for The Better Probiotic has a strong scientific appeal. This design can also be used as an official seal of authenticity on any GudGut product. medical-product-logo-1

Medical Product Logo Design 2

This logo design prominently features two abstract human figures. They represent that this product doesn’t favor one gender over the other, but that it is designed to work regardless of the sex of the customer. The characters pose and the leaf garments that they wear make you think of the world’s most famous couple – Adam and Eve. In the end, our client chose one of our “more serious” designs, but the Little Guy Logos team took a strong liking to this friendlier abstract design. medical-product-logo-2

Morphine Milkshake

Morphine Milkshake is a website that publishes astute gambling advice on different sports teams in the NBA, NFL, and MLB. The site also posts Mock Drafts, interesting posts from sports blogs, and crazy entertaining articles involving the world of sports.  The client wanted a funny, interesting, and trendy logo design for the website.

Website Logo 1

This logo design for a sports-oriented website playfully makes a tall cup of milkshake topped with whipped cream as its focal point. The milkshake is inside a red stamp or seal with the website’s name in white big letters around the edges. The rodeo-style font and the two stars gave this logo a Wild Wild West look. sports-website-logo-1

Website Logo 2

This design for the Morphine Milkshake logo features an upended tumbler of a lime green beverage, which is presumably the “out of this world” milkshake that’s been fortified with a shot of morphine. A red ribbon that’s been printed with the website’s name in white bold letters is seen wrapped around the tumbler while the frothy beverage is poured down, and appears to “launch” the glass into the sky like a rocket. sports-website-logo-2

Planning Your Logo?

As you look for a logo designer, keep in mind that a designer needs to pair creativity with great technical expertise. For example:

  • If the wrong design program is used, your logo will blur when resized.
  • If unprintable colors are used, your logo will look wrong when printed.
  • If final quality control is skipped, your logo will have costly mistakes.

Business owner trying to save a few bucks just end up paying twice to redo their logo and reprint their marketing material. Avoid surprises, by learning about impossible colors, vector graphics, and the importance of quality control. Learn more

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