Dotzero Design

This logo was created for a furniture design business.

The designer were John and Karen Wippich.

Client name was Rich Henderson.

I personally like this logo because the R is like wood grain and the H is positioned to where it looks like a chair and just by looking at that you can tell that this has something to do with furniture.

I also like how the H doesn't get lost in front of the R.

Bruce Clark Productions

This design caught my attention right away. The lines clearly bring out an eye, but as one looks closer, without knowing the title, one can see the letter "c". This is a very good combination of lines to form the eye for sight to be able to see and understand design.

World Summit on Sustainable Development Logo

The Summit was held in Johannesburg in 2002. I couldn't find a specific designer, but it seems there was a contest for the design.

What I love about this logo is how the dove is also a hand tenderly cupping the globe. The solid form of the bird/hand conveys a sense of weight, a solid foundation on which to build. The open lines of the globe convey a sense of fragility, something that must be handled with care, and the sprouting plant conveying growth that's nurtured in a balanced way (the symmetry of the leaves, and the sense of containment within the form of the globe)

Overall, it really works to convey the message of peace and the thoughtful stewardship of our home planet.

Egyptian Heiroglyph Tablet

Horoscope Pictogram

Guides for everyday life

astronomical pictograms

great style in the shapes of the lines