It’s weekend! After an entire week of hard work it’s time to kick back and enjoy this beautiful logo of the week. This beauty was made by Josiah Jost, better known as Siah Design. He created this logo for Undersea Productions, an undersea imaging company from Australia. The company approached Josiah for a re-branding: the goal was to create a clean, creative and memorable logo.

I decided it was time to step away from the classic corporate logo designs. After all, a logo should be something unique. That’s exactly what Mike ‘Logomotive’ Erickson thought. He designed this beautiful detailed logo for Deep Six Brewing Co, a company that sells home brewing kits. By the way: did you notice the d6 in the eyes of the skull?

It’s weekend and that means there’s a new logo of the week. This time, the honour goes to the PokerHills Tournament logo. This beauty was made by Alen ‘Type08′ Pavlovic. Alen is a designer who specializes in complete branding and logo design. He created this logo for a poker tournament. It’s still a work in progress, but it looks pretty good so far.

Sometimes it really, really easy to choose a logo of the week. A few days ago I came across this great logo. It was made by Nido, a designer from Birmingham, UK with over 11 years of experience. This experience shows in his latest creation: just take a look at the detail in this logo and the beautiful font. This is definitely one of my favourite logos of 2010.

Unfortunately, there isn’t a logo of the week today. But I’ll try to make it up to you with something even better: a short film. This short film is a must-see for every logo design addict out there because it’s absolutely packed with corporate logos. Let’s see how many brands you can spot in this beautifully animated film.

There are literally millions of logos in this world, which makes it even harder for companies to stand out from the rest. Some designers try to tackle this problem by using the negative space in their logos. They are able to link this negative space to the brand so it becomes an important aspect of the corporate identity. In this case, the negative space of the logo forms some kind of ‘hidden message’. In this article you’ll find 25 beautiful examples of the creative use of negative space in logo design.

This logo is another example of great use of negative space. The designer of this beautiful logo, Blue Cuevas, used the negative space to create the image of a horse and a flamingo. Blue Cuevas is a graphic designer specializing in logo and brand designs but he also does projects that require other graphic requirements. He is currently freelancing under his blues cue designs persona.

It’s weekend! That means there’s a new logo of the week. This time it was really easy choosing a great logo, because I came across this beauty. This logo is a concept for a Spartan or Trojan golf club or team and it was made by logo designer Richard Fonteneau. Do you remember my article with logos that had a hidden meaning? This logo could be added to that list. At first glance you might only see the golfer, but if you look closely you’ll see the face of a Spartan warrior. Pretty cool huh?