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While not the winning entry, we love the simplicity of this logo that Keinshoas designed for a high-end aesthetics spa.
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Jennifer runs a spiritual start-up, and Hatchwise helps her reach enlightenment by delivering on all her design needs!
Dollar Tree was established in 1986 and is now one of the most popular and well-known retail companies in the United States. Although you might now know Dollar Tree as a fully functioning and affordable store that you visit every so often for your shopping needs, it wasn’t always the store that we know it today.
With now, over 15 thousand variety stores across North America and offering a range of products at low prices, this store has made its mark through smart branding and a strong visual identity.
Let’s take a look at the history of Dollar Tree, its logo, and everything else of interest, then continue to read on and explore interesting facts about Dollar Tree that you won’t want to miss!
Ironclad Plumbing and Drain, LLC is more than just your average plumbing company; they are a residential service-based plumbing company dedicated to crafting plumbing solutions and forging peace of mind, which is their slogan for their customers in northeast Ohio.
The slogan emphasizes not only their expertise but also their commitment to reliability.
In their quest for a standout logo, they sought a design that captures the essence of their brand: strength, durability, and elegance.
Fungist is an Oregon-based company that sells mushroom tablets for medicinal and recreational use.
They came to Hatchwise in search of a logo they could use on merchandise to attract the attention of their target audience.
Obviously, Fungist is not your run-of-the-mill hum-drum company.
They wanted a logo that was as unique as their business. They describe themselves as “fun and eccentric.”
The New Orleans Saints logo is instantly recognizable. It’s modest, chic, and unique! The logo is a French symbol that has been around since the early 17th century.
The original badge unveiled in 1967 was black & white and has changed little ever since. The simple yet elegant black and white mark is a reminder of the fan’s loyalty.
The few changes made to the original logo included the addition of the gold mark, which was introduced by the owners 33 years later. The contrast between the white and the gold highlighted everything brilliantly. Also, the gold color enforced a feeling of nobility and royalty.
The modern-day rendition of the logo maintains its original simplicity and still conveys an iconic personality, despite changes through time! The current colors are golden and black, contrasting beautifully against white outlines to show off the club’s personality without being too flashy or busy-looking.