LogoArchive Trending! Share your best logos!
Over 500 designers from around the world participate in sharing their very best logos.
LogoArchive Now
I’ve never had an idea go viral before, but it happened. I posted a format, originally to present the work of designers from the past, and invited logo designers to use this to share their own work. And wow, it went wild on Instagram. Now with well over 500 and they keep coming in! Search ‘LogoArchive’ on IG to see them. i’d like to extend the invitation to readers of the Logo Histories newsletter. Create your own, post them to IG and tag @logoarchive and @logoarchive.now for a chance to be featured. To inspire you, here are a few of my favourites, there are many many more, I’ll share these in future newsletters.
With the success of this, the LogoArchive website will be expanded to showcase the work of today for tomorrow’s designers. Have your logos sit alongside iconic logos of the past, and secure a place in design history. This will, as always, be highly curated, with the same care the historical logos have been selected and archived. Register your interest in the comments section.
Sam from Berlin
Tim Jester
Jayr Marasigan
Milos Djuric
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These guys all have a great eye for design. There's also lots of variety here. I remember back in school I used to look up great logos just to pass the time, I just thought they were fun to look at