Logo & Symbol designed by me. Diamond as a crown on english alphabet ‘e’.
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Logo & Symbol Design
This category contains Logo & Symbol Designed by Mandar Apte for various clients including Mobile App Developers, Web Portals, Advertising Agencies or any Online Computer Graphics Agencies.
Gili Jewellery Logotype Design by Mandar Apte
Gili Logotype exploration with finger or hands formation out of letters.
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Voice Logo & Symbol Designed by Mandar Apte
I have used mike to visualise word voice in graphical format.
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Natkhat Logo & Symbol Designed by Mandar Apte
I have visualised an imaginary kids brand ‘Natkhat’ in the form of logo & symbol design.
Natkhat in Hindi means naughty. I have used butterfly with child’s head to visualised real kiddish or childish behaviour.
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Foodi Logotype Designed by Mandar Apte
A Foodi Logotype / Logo & Symbol Designed by Mandar Apte.
A normal etiquette of arranging dish, spoon & fork together has been utilised to visualise double ‘O’ in word ‘Foodi’.
Kick Logotype Experiment & Exploration by Mandar Apte
This is my another attempt to visualise English word ‘Kick’ in Adobe Illustrator.
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Medical – Letter A Logotype Designed by Mandar Apte
I have visualised latin letter ‘A’ for Medical Logotype. It was visualised using cylinder, capsule & tablets that you get prescribed when you visit you family doctor or physician.
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Fastact Logo & Symbol Designed by Mandar Apte
This Logo Symbol was designed by me while I was in my graduation class.
Fastact is a Indian Medical Brand which sells Ayurvedic product including pain relief sprays or lotions.
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