What happens when a decade of logo design becomes a collection of visual ideas, forms, and identities?

MARKS & FORMS 2026 — SPECIAL EDITION brings together a curated selection of logo design projects, exploring the relationship between simplicity, concept, and visual expression.

Each mark represents a different approach to solving a visual problem — from bold geometric constructions to distinctive symbols shaped by meaning, proportion, and detail.

More than a collection of logos, MARKS & FORMS is a reflection of the process behind them: the exploration of ideas, the refinement of forms, and the pursuit of identities that stand on their own.

Now featured on Behance, this special edition celebrates the craft of logo design and the ideas that continue to shape it.

MARKS & FORMS 2026 — SPECIAL EDITION. A collection of marks. A decade of exploration.

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Let’s create something with a world of its own.

Ten donuts. Ten flavors. One box. 🍩

For the #SVGator Challenge I made an animated product ad for DOUGHLY, a fictional donut brand. Every donut is built from clean vector layers (dough, icing, toppings, hole and highlight), so each one is fully editable and animatable.

How the 20s story plays out: → The box slides in and ten flavors drop in one by one with a little bounce → The camera pushes into a close-up of each donut, in turn → During every close-up, that donut wobbles and floats while the others fade away, so nothing distracts from it → A caption names each flavor → The camera pulls back to the full box: "Pick your favorite."

What I focused on:

Camera moves: zoom, pan and ease between ten close-ups

Spotlight timing: neighbors fade out and back in sync with the camera

Motion that feels playful: bounce-in, wobble, gentle float

Format: 4:5 (1080×1350) · 20s Brand and product are fictional.

Open the project: https://www.svgator.com/v?hggdH

Feedback is welcome, especially on the camera timing. 💜

Building every donut from separate dough, icing and topping layers is such a smart call. A new flavor becomes a recolor, not a redraw. On the camera timing: the spotlight fade on the neighbors really keeps the focus. Ten close-ups in 20s is a quick pace though. Did you try a...