Some logos try to say everything.

The best ones say just enough.

Tricore was built around a simple visual concept: three connected elements working together as one system.

No unnecessary details. No visual noise.

Just a clean identity designed to be memorable across screens, products, and future brand applications.

A strong logo should still be recognizable when:

• Scaled down • Viewed quickly • Seen from a distance

That's the standard I try to design for.

What's your first impression of this identity?

👇 One word only.

Cohesive.

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Scoopi 🍦 – The Happiest Ice Cream Brand!

I created Scoopi – a playful & dreamy ice cream brand that smiles back at you!

Concept: The double oo are sparkling eyes with lashes, a cheeky smile with tongue out, and the dot of the i is a mini ice cream cone! The logo itself is happy!

Palette: Sky Blue #A6D9F2, Deep Purple #4B2E7A, Lavender, Waffle Beige & Cream – soft, sweet & super Instagrammable.

Designed in Figma from scratch – logo, cart mockup, flavors chart & packaging.

Scoopi is not just ice cream, it's a moment of joy!

If you want a design like this, DM me

The cone replacing the tittle on the i is the bit that has to carry the whole idea once this shrinks to a cup lid or a scoop tag — the eyes and smile will close up long before it does. Did you draw a reduced mark for those sizes, or does the full wordmark go everywhere?