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Excited to share one of my logo design projects!
One thing I enjoy most about logo design is turning a simple idea into a visual identity that tells a story.
For this project, the goal was to create a logo that feels clean, memorable, and reflects the brand's personality while remaining versatile across digital and print applications.
Every logo starts with research, sketching, and refinement before reaching the final mark. It's always rewarding to see an idea evolve into something meaningful.
I'd love to hear your thoughts:
When you evaluate a logo, what's the first thing you notice simplicity, uniqueness, or how well it communicates the brand?
Here's the full project:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/153687683/Megasprout-Logo-Design-2022
That little sprout dropping in for the V is such a clever touch, gives Megasprout personality without overcomplicating the wordmark. How many rounds of concepts did the client go through before landing on this one?
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that. 😊 We explored 3 initial logo concepts based on the client's brief and brand direction. After the first review, we refined the selected concept through a couple of iterations, adjusting details like the sprout shape and overall balance...
Three concepts plus focused refinement sounds like a healthy amount of exploration. The sprout feels integrated rather than added on, which is probably why it holds up. Was that idea present in the first round, or did it emerge after the client chose a direction?
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That's really great typography logo design❤️❤️
From the court to the little details, every touchpoint is an opportunity to bring the brand to life.
Good games, better company. 💚
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The green carries so nicely from the court to the small touchpoints. Feels sporty and friendly at the same time.