Marks drawn for this site for imaginary businesses, each one tested on a pixel grid, plus labeled AI sample photos. None of them is a client project.
AI-generated sample images
These images were made with an AI image model to show the look and finish of the work we deliver. They are samples, not client projects, and they don't show real businesses or real logos.
AI-generated sampleOpen sketchbook on a desk with pencil drawings of simple round logo shapes. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.AI-generated sampleStack of blank cream business cards with a small green circle printed on each. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.AI-generated sampleSmall shop window with a round green vinyl decal on the glass. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.AI-generated sampleLaptop on a light desk showing simple geometric shapes on screen, plant beside it. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.AI-generated sampleRound green and dark navy stickers scattered on a white table. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.AI-generated samplePlain canvas tote bag with a small dark green circle printed on it, hanging on a hook. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.
About these samples. Every mark and wordmark on this page is a concept drawn for this website, for an imaginary business. We don't show client work without written permission, and samples on this site are always labeled as concepts or AI-generated.
Concept marks
Each mark below is built from circles and rectangles on a 100-unit grid. The pink dashed lines are the construction guides. Next to each drawing, the same shapes are placed on 16, 24 and 32 pixel grids and shown at actual size, so you can see which details survive and which blur together.
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Concept markPetal, for a neighborhood plant shopFour circles and one cut. Holds as a solid shape at 16 px. Drawn for this site; not a client project.
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Concept markCup, for a coffee cartA half ring, a lid bar and two steam dots. The dots merge below 24 px, so the favicon drops them. Drawn for this site; not a client project.
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Concept markTwo wheels, for a bike repair startupTwo rings and a crossbar. The ring openings close up at 16 px, a common trap with outline icons. Drawn for this site; not a client project.
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Concept markSteps, for a bookkeeping appThree bars on one baseline. Simple rectangles survive every size we test. Drawn for this site; not a client project.
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Concept markArch, for a small moving companyA block with an arched cut and a sun dot. Reads as a doorway or a hill. Drawn for this site; not a client project.
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Concept markLoop, for a dog walking serviceA ring with two ears. The ears need to be large to stay visible on a phone home screen. Drawn for this site; not a client project.
Concept wordmarks
Two names set as wordmarks, with the type guides left in. A real wordmark gets its letter spacing adjusted pair by pair; these show the starting point.
From a concept to your logo
A real project starts with your name and what the business does. You see a few early directions, pick one, and we refine it with your markups. If you'd like to see an early sketch before ordering the full package, mention it in your brief.
Starting something new? Tell us the business name, what you sell and where the logo has to show up first. We reply with questions or a written quote.
