Logos

Logo for <n>Comboios de Portugal</n> by <n>José Santa-Bárbara</n> (1972), with adjustments by <n>Novodesign</n> in 1995.

A collection of <n>Y2K</n> style logos, <n>March 2021 Logo Designs</n>, by designer <n>Hvnter</n>.

<n>Marks & Symbols Vol. 1</n>, a 2018 logo collection by graphic design studio <n>BRVND .</n>.

Minimalist logo used as an avatar by Notion template creator <n>Picasso</n>.

38 Free Logos

The 1988 logo for <n>Banco Espírito Santo</n> (BES), designed by <n>André Clemente</n> and <n>André Navarro</n> of <n>Gabinete Moura-George</n>.

<n>A collection of Marks & Logotypes from September - October 2022</n> by designer <n>dlogocorner</n>.

The 1936 logo for <n>Calçado Sanjo</n>, a footwear brand from <n>Empresa Industrial de Chapelaria, Lda.</n>

<n>Retro Ski collection</n> apparel graphics by designer <n>Josh Warren</n> for <n>Anakeesta</n>.

A collection of 2024 logo designs titled <n>2024 Typography Client Work</n>.

The <n>Ways</n> symbol series, designed by <n>Perform Brand Design</n> for <n>Two Degrees Creative</n> in 2023.

Logo for Portugal's <n>Fundo de Fomento de Exportação</n> (Export Promotion Fund), created circa 1973.

<n>Complete set of logos for Georgian Brands</n> by designer <n>George Bokhua</n>.

Japanese historical logos including <n>Maruman Securities</n> and <n>FATA</n> from the <n>Logo Archive</n> project.

Logo for the <n>Ministério da Saúde de Portugal</n>, used from the 2000s until 2011.

Logos from a report by <n>The Cinema Foundation</n>, with cover design by <n>Cory Schmitz</n>.

The 1996 logo for <n>Telecomunicações Móveis Nacionais, S.A.</n>, designed by <n>Euro RSCG</n>.

Logo for the brand <n>Mezcal La Reyna</n>, designed by <n>samsopheak09</n>.

<n>Lettering Series XXXII</n>, a retro-inspired logo for <n>PlayStation</n>.

A portrait of graphic designer <n>Richard Hess</n> with his logos for <n>Champion International</n> and <n>U.S. Industries</n>.

The 1997 logo for <n>REFER – Rede Ferroviária Nacional, EP</n>.

Logo for the <n>Instituto Nacional de Estatística</n>, designed by <n>Carlos Rocha</n> in 1990.