Logo-inspired designs don’t have to be obvious or predictable. See some of the techniques and effects that can imaginatively transform your (or your client’s) logo into a compelling design element.
Lucite financial tombstone, with spinning plexi logo, commemorating debt financing for Click Therapeutics. A New York-based health tech company, Click provides software as prescription medical treatments for people with unmet medical needs.
(21AKL594)Crystal deal toy celebrating the acquisition of Bora Payment Systems. The B2B card payment platform is headquartered in Walnut Creek, California.
(21ALJ211)Logo-themed deal toy commemorating the takeover of Innogy, an energy firm based in Essen, Germany.
(20LSS198)Crystal deal toy celebrating the initial public offering on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) of Radiopharm Theranostics. The Sydney-based company develops radiopharmaceutical drugs and treatments for cancer.
(21ALJ553)Crystal deal toy celebrating the acquisition of Shepley Wood Products. The Hyannis-based business serves professional builders, designers, architects, and homeowners in the southeastern Massachusetts area.
(21ALJ454)Crystal tombstone celebrating the closing of B2B software investor Monterro’s fourth fund, the largest tech fund in the Nordics.
(21LJW211)Crystal deal toy celebrating the acquisition of Metro Mechanical. The Mississippi-based contractor provides services that include HVAC, plumbing and mechanical construction.
(21AAL045)Crystal commemorative marking the listing of Tre Holdings on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Tre Holdings resulted from the merger of Takei Corporation and Rever Holdings Corporation.
(21ALJ443)Crystal financial tombstone commemorating a stock offering by Nuwellis. Nuwellis is a medical device company headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
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