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A small curated selection of logomarks for the Instagram Logoarchive wave.
Over two decades of logo and brand identity work leaves you with a lot of forms. Some became the foundation of a company. Some never made it past a sketchbook. All of them taught me something.
What I keep coming back to is simplicity with intent. A mark that works because every decision in it had a reason. That’s the thread running through everything here.
these are great!
Thank you Jason!
inspiring🔥
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