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Music: it’s all about sounding great. But don’t forget, you’ve gotta look cool, too. Whether you’ve got a business or a band, you need to find a logo that rocks.
So listen up. From vintage to modern, we’ve got six styles of logos to inspire that musical mind of yours. Let’s take a look at what it takes to make a logo that will bring music to your ears!
Psychedelic sounds logos
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In 1969, Woodstock, one of the first major music festivals, took place in upstate New York, and masses of people gathered to celebrate peace and love. All of the artwork from this era—posters, album covers and fashion—came with an aesthetic that included bright and colorful melting shapes, dripping letterforms and a psychedelic appearance that has inspired designers around the world ever since.
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Today, music festivals are happening everywhere, and many of them stay connected to their psychedelic origins. Take the 2016 Bonnaroo logo, for example. We can see and feel that hippie era “free love” breathing through the animals and typography rendered in the design. The rabbit’s eyes look like those of an alien, while the unicorn looks like it’s warping out of a liquid. This same fluid-like “goo” runs through the letterforms and creates the impression that they are flowing through a trippy world. The overall color-scheme is slightly odd, containing uncommon or tertiary colors. All of these elements culminate into what one could describe as an invitation to a psychedelic vision quest.
Not all psychedelic designs need to be as intricate or involved. Flow festival creates a more contemporary version of psychedelia with photographic ink splashes over a geometric design that create a different sense of otherworldliness. You can invoke a subtle psychedelic feel into your logo by using stylized lettering, colors and patterns, and parring them back or pairing them with more modern elements.
Fun, modern pop logos
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Just like music…
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