Wow! Thanks for a very nice collection of logos! Great stuff!

Wow, thats an awesome collection here..really inspiring! thnx a lot!!

nice collection of logos here.

Awsome Collection!

Haha, I totally recognize the bee in the Beeline logo! It is the same bee you learn to draw at the end of Tony Soh’s “Learn Illustrator in 30 days” tutorial. Check it out.

http://www.vectordiary.com/illustrator/designing-a-logo/

good collection.. thanks.

Really Cool Collection , Thanks for sharing

Nice logos – good job assembling all of them!

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You did not include my links! huh

Call me old-fashioned, but almost everyone of these relies on gradations or hue differentiation that isn’t always reproducible across all mediums. How would these look in plain old black and white, I wonder?

While the Web is certainly a prominent medium, these logos either wouldn’t work (say on a package design printed using rotogravure), wouldn’t reproduce very well (say with 4-color process), or would add to printing costs (say spot-color on top of 4-color).

While they do look nice over all, they fail on a lot of other levels…

-old school

Some really great logos there, thanks for sharing.

This is a fantastic collection of logos, great post!

Amazing collection… very inspirational

So many of them are so simple and colorful.

No wonder they are so attractive. So creative.

Simple.

Simple is nice.

Agree with oldschool… almost all logos seem to be made for web, so they wont look that good when printed.

nice collections!! it’s so helpful and so inspirational..thanks

A great collection of awesome looking designs. While many of them look great, they aren’t necessarily practical. For example, most of these could never be stitched into a shirt, etc. While the gradient effects certainly look stunning, it’s not always a good choice. At the very least, it drives up printing costs in certain applications.

Agree with Old School. Although most of them are nice, some of them just look as icons, than logos.

Yes, what Old School and other said – one of the basic rules of logo design is: make sure it will reproduce well in black and white. There are some very nice designs here, but a lot of them won’t work in b & w.

These are great, although some of them are really difficult to read. I do agree with Old School, that none of these will work in print, but I don’t think many of them are intended for anywhere other than the web.

A nice collection of logos. It was worth the visit.

- Tons of them but are they patented.

any nice ideas, thanks.

They are all great logos. My favorite is Fresh Fish. Genius.

Absolutely stunning.

Awesome!

Gopal Raju
twitter.com/gopalraju

Thanks for the addition.

@elizabeth/old school

To say ‘none’ of these will work in print isn’t true at all. Sure, a few of them wouldn’t, but most of them would. Remember, just because the way they are displayed here (or whatever gallery they came from) doesn’t meant they couldn’t slightly be modified for another application. This is the web, so why shouldn’t or wouldn’t we jazz up the creativity and make full-use of of our resources when we are able?

Wow, Awesome Awesome List !

Liking Cocoa Stuff and Lochness

Very nice logo collection. Thx

These are just fantastic! they are so creative, they made me smile. Creative logos are so interesting. There are tons of logos that you can look at and think they look nice, but when they use the literal definition of the word their logo is based on, they always have more of an interesting outcome. Great collection!

Thanks for putting all of this together, all the logos are fantastic and this post will be very handy for inspiration in the future.

There are some very nice Logos in your collection. But as already mentioned, some of them would not survive printing them in b/w, or sendig them through a fax machine. Even a Logo which is designed for the Web should be printable.

And in some cases, i really don’t know what the Logo is about, because I really can’t read it.

But apart from that there are some really nice works. A great pool for searching inspiration

Awesome logos, I think the professional logo designers don’t need inspiration from “other” logos because they are real creative people and can make anything with their own mind and ideas.

BTW, I LOVE this logo very much
http://74.55.132.151/images/2009/07/fldfdi-014.jpg

Great work.

Great selection – and im pretty surprised to see one of mine up there!

to Webmasters Gossip – of course professional logo designers need inspiration. Even the best designers sometimes have a mental block… Thats why they create logo catalogues and design books etc etc.

im sure the best of the best logo designers have hundreds of books on logos… you cant just pull an idea out of nowhere.

Thanks for showcasing our LemonStand logo. Glad you enjoyed it.

@Paul said it best regarding if the logos would work in print.
For example, we have 2-color version of our logo for print, and could even go 1 color or black/white. Actually the logo was originally designed like that, and we added visual details for display on screen.

To say that a logo “fails” because it is shown on the screen with vivid detail is making the assumption there is not an alternative version for other mediums. And I think for most cases, that assumption is not founded in any sort of truth… or even relevance (web only products/sites).

Print version of logos can be included via CSS stylsheet. Design meant for the screen should not be limited because of technologies like fax, etc. Otherwise we’ll never be able to grow.

awesome,they are very beautiful

Excellent list… there is too much inspiration here, i think I just take some ideas for my new company logo.

mer30

really great designs. thanks for sharing.

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Nice collection!

WOW… thanks.. perfect collection..

just let love be

awesome….coool

thanks for yours time to post logos..its great

thanks for sharing valuable logos..its good !!!

Beautiful designs! I am playing around with psd and I cannot seem to figure out how to create a simply faded background from grey (at the edges) to white like many of the logos presented here. Is this a gradient overlay function??

It is really a nice collection. which help me to create my own logo.