Community Logos
However, the average citizen sees community logos everywhere: on public transit, street signs, utility bills, vehicles, uniforms, official documents, and in many other applications. Explore community logos to see how these designs communicate civic pride, engagement, growth, and other positive traits.

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Famous Community Logos
Community logos target a hyper-local audience: the people who live, work, study, play, and otherwise come together in a given location. However, these logos can also reach national or worldwide attention. Designs used by the London Underground, New York Public Library, and California lifeguards have all become internationally famous. A well-crafted community logo speaks to its immediate audience but is also visually appealing to any viewer.
Community logos are also an opportunity for groups to promote their brand. These designs often showcase local culture and heritage. Check out community logos to get inspiration for your own brand.
New York City Public Schools
The NYC Public School system is one of the largest and most complex educational systems in the world. Spanning the city, these schools offer a wide range of experiences for New York's children beginning almost at birth. Applying to NYC schools can be a competitive process. This iconic school system and all its quirks have been featured in books, movies, and TV shows for decades.
The New York City Public Schools logo mixes common educational elements with a big city sensibility. The logo is a wordmark using sans-serif fonts. "NYC" is displayed using a blocky font inspired by municipal stenciled labels. Each letter features a different color to add welcoming, child-friendly appeal. "Public Schools" is displayed to the right of this abbreviation. These words use a standard navy sans-serif and title case, which adds a serious touch to the overall design.
Los Angeles Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team is a beloved favorite of the South California community. The Dodgers were originally based in Brooklyn and moved to LA in 1958. Since then, the team has become integral to the LA experience.
The Dodgers use an iconic insignia that's also become part of the LA identity. The design is a simple wordmark featuring only two letters: LA. The characters overlap horizontally with the L's leg also serving as the A's crossbar. The design uses a serif font that's sometimes rendered with rounded serifs. The Dodgers wear this insignia on their caps. The design is also popular among fans, who wear it on shirts, hats, stickers, shoes, and even tattoos.
This insignia isn't the Dodger's actual logo. (The official design features the team name in a decorative script and a thrown baseball.) However, the design is so simple yet effective that it's become an iconic fan favorite.
City of New Orleans
The City of New Orleans also uses an iconic image as its logo: the fleur de lis. This three-pronged floral design is associated with old-world decadence since it was the mark of the Bourbon Kings of France. This heritage which is mirrored in New Orleans' classic architecture, French influences, and world-famous Mardi Gras celebrations. Just visit the city and you'll see the design on fenceposts, murals, manhole covers, souvenirs, cocktail glasses, door knockers, and much more.
The fleur de lis is a mark of regional pride. The design is also used by the New Orleans Saints football team and many other Louisiana brands.
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