The Marberg logo features a stylized, geometric design made of three parallelograms arranged to create a sense of perspective and three-dimensionality. The shapes are aligned to give an impression of depth, with the largest at the front and the smallest at the back. It uses a solid, dark purplish color for the shapes, which adds to its modern and sophisticated aesthetic. The simplicity of the Marberg logo makes it versatile and easily recognizable.

The John Muir Health logo appears to be a stylized letter constructed from geometric shapes, featuring a combination of a darker and lighter shade of purple. The design is symmetric along a vertical axis, with the left side mirrored on the right. The logo consists of four distinct sections, each resembling an abstract petal or leaf shape rounded at the top and converging to a sharp point at the center bottom. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalistic with a clean, crisp feel exuding…

The Motown logo features three black geometric shapes - two parallelograms and one triangle - arranged on a white background. The solid black shapes have clean, sharp edges, giving the logo a modern and minimalist aesthetic. Their arrangement resembles an abstract letter "M." The shapes have two-dimensional flat surfaces with no gradients or shading, emphasizing simplicity and bold contrast.

M Logo Exploration designed by Gabriele Malaspina. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

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Geometric M Letter Logo designed by Gennady Savinov. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

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Eduardo C created a custom logo design on 99designs. They got dozens of unique ideas from professional designers and picked their favorite.

This year I took part in the 36 Days of Type challenge. My approach was to spend thirty minutes on each entry as part of a daily creative warmup. Each letter is geometrically based and designed to be able to stand on their own or as a complete set.