A compilation of Logo Design projects made for businesses, individuals and initiatives.
A logo should bring a visual form to abstract ideas. What I have strived to do in each project is not just creating an appealing form, but understanding each client on a deeper level and have that inform the design and visual language.
Each project resulted in a logoform with various lockups. Some went further to be made into print and digital brand collaterals. Others, went on to become signages for the client's storefronts.
A sports prediction game for Cricket, Football, Tennis and Formula One. The players predict the winners for live sports. After the match, points are allotted according to who gets them right.
Opened in 2020, the Pantry is a high-end grocery store based in Pune.
A pop-up restaurant, which serves up a different menu every edition. They pivoted to a food delivery pop-up during COVID.
This is a service for 18-25 year olds to reflect on their purchases and take up challenges to build healthy spending habits.
The logo is:
The form allows for an interesting lockup with the name, while also working well by itself. The arrows and curved paths are used as extensions in other brand assets.
A passionate, well-established dentist from Mumbai, Dr.Prabhudesai, needed a new logo for his renovated clinic.
The logo had to be based on his personality and capture the ethos of their practice. The form was a result of many concepts made as a wayof gauging preferences on a scale of sober to quirky and literal to abstract.
The outcome:
A company launching new mask with a protective coating during COVID-19, needed a logo.
Outplay is a service for sports and games enthusiasts, who do not have the equipment, space or company to play.
The logo is inspired by the form of a dice, with an arrow hinting outwards. Form expansions include:
Mepair is repair service and educational experience, promoting repair over discarding things.
This organisation is a group of financial advisors and stock market traders.
This is a machine monitoring platform developed by Forbes Marshall Pvt. Ltd. As a part of a larger UI redesign project, I had to create an identity to be used in the web app.