Wordmarks are all about the details. This collection brings together 16 custom wordmarks I designed for clients across different industries. Each one is built from scratch: no off-the-shelf fonts, just hand-drawn and adjusted letterforms, with attention to spacing, rhythm and proportion.
Custom stacked wordmark with dense, interlocking letterforms and playful details in the X and R.
Clean geometric lowercase wordmark with a pendant lamp and light rays replacing the letter e.
Bold stacked wordmark with rounded forms and tiny human figures built into the g’s. See it in use https://engagementstation.com/
Monoline wordmark built from smooth, looping geometric strokes, with a compact descriptor.
A good wordmark has to work at every size. I draw letters geometrically, then refine the curves and kerning by eye, and test each logo from a favicon to a billboard.
Heavy condensed wordmark with tightly interlocked letters and a music note hidden in the negative space.
Hand-lettered script wordmark with a leaf hidden in the “J”, an arched secondary line and a registered mark.
Light geometric wordmark where the first letter is built from a bicycle handlebar and wheel.
Bold, wide wordmark with a sail-like ship shape built into the A.
Wide geometric wordmark in two lines, with a smiling face integrated into it.
Condensed bold wordmark with a sun worked into it.
High-contrast serif wordmark.
Strong wordmark where the “C” is formed as a windmill wheel with radial blades, plus a widely tracked secondary line.
Rounded lowercase wordmark in two lines, with a coin forming the “o” in “more” and periods adding rhythm.
Heavy italic wordmark with an eagle head hidden in the negative space and a small founding-year mark.
Compact, chunky lowercase wordmark with soft, curved terminals. See it in use https://www.kercia.com/
Bold condensed wordmark where the accent over the “e” is a tea leaf, set on a soft organic shape.
Many of these marks carry a hidden idea inside the lettering: a music note in negative space for Tempo Prof, a bicycle wheel as the first letter of Biceek, a tea leaf for the accent in Vidaté. The goal is a mark that reads clearly first, and rewards a second look.
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Wordmarks are all about the details. Here’s a collection of custom lettering and typography explorations for brands across different industries.
