UAT Lettermark Exploration β¨
I designed these UAT lettermark concepts for a client in the auto transportation industry. Unfortunately, none of them were selected, but I still love how they turned out and felt they deserved a place in my portfolio.
Not every concept makes it to the finish line, and that's okay. Sometimes great ideas simply take a different path.
Which one is your favorite? I'd love to hear your thoughts. π
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Logo design for Brilliance Digital, a brand built around excellence, innovation, and a bright future.
The logomark combines the letters B and D, with a star placed at the center to symbolize brilliance, achievement, and the spark of new possibilities.
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Hillside Housing Logo Design.
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Logo design for Bright Estate, a premium real estate company focused on helping clients find homes with confidence and clarity.
The logomark combines the letter B, a 4-pointed star, and a house icon into one clean symbol. The star represents guidance and bright opportunities, while the house reflects trust, comfort, and the foundation of every home journey.
Designed with a modern and timeless approach to create a memorable identity that feels both professional and welcoming.
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Exploring a visual identity for ANTIO, a cybersecurity company built around protection in the digital world.
The logomark is inspired by an open-arm silhouette, symbolizing security, trust, and a constant readiness to protect. The pixel-based system extends that idea into the digital space, creating a visual language that feels native to technology while remaining human at its core.
I tested the identity on both light and dark backgrounds, and now I'm curious:
Which version feels stronger to you?
β« Black background
βͺ White background
I'd love to hear which one better reflects a modern cybersecurity brand and why.
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Bringing the HomeLink Brand to Life
I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Exploring geometry with this one. I merged W and V into a single symmetrical mark using sharp angles and interlocking shapes.
I wanted it to feel bold, clean, and instantly recognizable, even at small sizes. The solid structure gives it strength, while the cutout keeps it light and dynamic.
Would love to know what you see first, the W, the V, or just a symbol on its own?
Rejected logo concept for Transparent
I recently worked with Transparent, a backend technology company building powerful, easy to use APIs that connect business systems and enable seamless data exchange.
This concept took a clean, technical approach. I used angle brackets to shape the letter T, referencing backend code, and added a subtle arrow form to represent growth and progress.
The client chose Concept 2, and we wrapped up the project smoothly with no revisions on the final delivery, which is always a win.
Not every concept gets selected, but every concept moves the project forward.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
Designed this logo last year for Firro.
The name comes from fire and robot, which shaped the logomark. A simple symbol that feels energetic, a little bold, and tech-driven without trying too hard. Once everything came together across the brand pieces, it all just clicked.
Still really like how this one turned out.
What do you think?
Click for full project. (https://www.behance.net/gallery/238002871/Firro-Robot-and-Fire-Logo)
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A little sneak peek π
Currently working on the brand identity for Tovra.
An AI-driven brand focused on health-conscious people.
Full project coming soon. Hopefully publishing on my Behance (https://www.behance.net/abdrehmandesign) within a week.
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Minimalist at its core, designed to stay strong and sharp without losing its character.
Logo design for Sharpit, with a logomark built from the letter S using sharp, geometric forms.
Curious to hear your thoughts.
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Recently explored how far a simple idea can go when applied consistently.
The Stixel logomark blends the letter S with pixel elements to reflect a modern, digital-first brand. Minimal at its core, but flexible enough to live across merch, print, and everyday use without losing character.
Curious to hear your thoughts.
Does the mark feel distinctive and scalable to you?
Click to See (https://www.behance.net/gallery/241991361/Stixel)
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Designed this logo last year, and itβs been nice seeing it get a strong response on Behance recently.π
Stixel is built around the letter S, formed using pixel-inspired geometry to create a sharp, modern logomark. The idea was to keep it minimal but structured, with a strong digital feel that stays clear and recognizable at any size.
Looking back, itβs interesting how some concepts age better than expected.
What do you notice first, the symbol or the color choice?
See Here (https://www.behance.net/gallery/241991361/Stixel)
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Designed this logo last year for a fictional chat app called Saylo. The name mixes βSayβ and βHello,β so the whole idea was simple, warm conversations.
I built the mark around an S + chat bubble to show messaging at a glance without feeling too techy or cold.
Curious how it lands with you. Does the concept read well? What would you tweak? π£οΈ