Logo exploration for DentalMed, an oral medicine brand. I tried three directions here. A tooth ma...

Logo exploration for DentalMed, an oral medicine brand. I tried three directions here. A tooth ma...Logo exploration for DentalMed, an oral medicine brand. I tried three directions here. A tooth ma...

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Minhajur Rahman

• 21h

Logo exploration for DentalMed, an oral medicine brand.

I tried three directions here. A tooth mark, a stethoscope mark, and a wordmark with a smile built into it. Each one comes with a full lockup and an app icon version, so you can see how it holds up at small sizes too.

I like brand design to be minimal and meaningful. A logo should not need an explanation. It should just click. So instead of picking the direction that looked the coolest on its own, I picked the one that made the most sense for a dental brand at first glance.

Can you guess which one made it to final delivery?

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May | Brand designer & strategist

pro

• Jul 18

MIDDAY | Campaign & Art Direction

MIDDAY was positioned as a habit brand rather than a special-occasion destination.

The campaign language is direct, playful and grounded in the reality of a busy day. Good food, made properly, without turning lunch into a whole performance.

Not the place you save for someday. The place you return to every Tuesday.

Soon a deeper take and look in this personal project. MIDDAY may not be a real sandwich bar yet, but the concept is ready to leave the mockups whenever someone wants to open the doors.

Lunch. Handled.

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Tehreem Fatima

• Jul 19

Amazing work

Szymon Pasternak

pro

• Jul 18

Working on a logo for a defense company

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 18

The AEHAWK wing mark is a great middle ground, reads as aerospace/defense without going full clip-art eagle. Testing it on both black and light backgrounds like that, is contrast across different deployment contexts a big requirement for this client?

Muntashir Sarker

• Jul 18

Hi Contra Community! 👋

I'm presenting this logo concept for Quintessa, an ultra-luxury brand, and I'd love to hear your honest feedback.

Which color combination best communicates luxury, trust, and exclusivity?

Also, if you have suggestions for improving the logo itself, I'm all ears. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

3 voted

38%

5 voted

62%

8 votes

Closed

Amirul Hakim

pro

• Jul 21

I noticed how the overlapping ribbon mark subtlely tapers right at the intersection points, creating a smooth sense of dimensional depth and continuous motion without needing heavy drop shadows or complex gradients. It balances really well with the clean stroke contrast of the...