10 examples of successful company logo

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 10 examples of successful company logo 

We have seen inappropriate business logos before; now I'm going to show you some images with really good logos and with meaning. So you can get logo ideas and take advantage of them to apply them to your project through one of the online Logo Design Agency in USA making programs that we will see below.

The Tour de France

The Tour de France logo includes the figure of a cyclist in the word 'Tour'. If you look closely you will see that the "O" is the rear wheel, the "U" is part of the bicycle or the saddle, the "R" is the body of the cyclist and the yellow circle represents the color of the leader's jersey, in addition to being the front wheel of the bike.

Formula 1

The Formula 1 logo is made up of an F and red stripes that represent the speed and dynamism of the sport. In between, the number one is drawn in negative space.

Beats

 Beats makes headphones with a very recognizable shape. This same shape is reflected in its logo, which represents the head of a person in profile (red circle) with the diadem helmets on. 

National Geographic

 National Geographic has a simple, but very powerful and recognizable logo. The rectangle represents a door to the world, to knowledge, to science, nature and culture. The yellow color represents the sun, a vital element for everything that lives on planet Earth. 

 Continental 

 Continental makes tires, and a tire is the shape you can find in the negative space between the "C" and the "O". 

Vaio

 The first part of the logo represents analog waves. The second represents a "1" and a "0", the numbers that make up the binary system, that is, one part of the logo represents analog and the other digital. 

LG

 The LG logo plays with the letters that make up the name to form a face with the intention of further humanizing the brand. In addition, they have added a circle so that the nose and one eye can be perfectly distinguished in the shape of the face. Another curiosity is that if you rotate the logo 45 degrees to the right and move the "L" towards the outside of the logo, you will be able to see another figure that you will surely recognize without having to eat a lot of coconut. 

Amazon

Everyone assumes that the Amazon arrow represents a smile, and it does, but many people have not noticed that the arrow points from "A" to "Z". Amazon's message is clear, "we have it all, from A to Z".

BMW

 The origins of what we now know as a car brand lie in the aviation industry. The brand's logo represents the propellers of an airplane spinning in the blue sky. 

 Unilever 

 Unilever is a conglomerate of brands that market all kinds of products. In the logo we can guess a bee, a spoon, vegetables, T-shirts, ice cream, etc. The idea is to represent the diversity and the alternatives that the company offers in a logo with a compact appearance. 