10 creative monogram logo designs
Canadian National Railway
Designed by Alan Fleming, in 1960.

conEdison
Designed by Arnell Group, in 2000. conEdison is a US-based electricity supplier.

Frost & Reed
Designed by Atelier Works, in 2006. Frost & Reed is a UK-based fine art dealer.

National Theatre
Designed by FHK Henrion, in 1971.

Newspaper Marketing Agency
Designed by SomeOne, in 2000.

University College for the Creative Arts
Designed by Blast, in 2005.

London Symphony Orchestra
Designed by The Partners, in 2001.

Rabih Hage
Designed by Hat-Trick, in 2002. Rabih Hage is a UK-based interior designer.

Victoria & Albert Museum
Designed by Alan Fletcher, in 1989.

Formula 1
Designed by Carter Wong Tomlin, in 1994.
Logo removed after I was contacted by NetResult, telling me I was in breach of FOA (Formula One Administration) copyright. To view the Formula 1 logo again, here’s the Google image search results for Formula One logo.
Which is your favourite?









25 excellent comments, leave your thoughts or ping me!
Tammy Lenski
Very cool new site, David! I enjoyed wandering around and will be back.
Best for the new venture,
Tammy
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Jan 25th, 2008
Dan Cole
Nice, I’ve always loved the F1 racing logo. It just might be my favorite logo of all time, even though it doesn’t have much to it.
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Jan 25th, 2008
David Airey
Thanks for the well-wishes. I’ve been thinking about this blog launch for some time now, and I’ve finally pulled the finger out.
Dan,
I like those logos that make good use of negative space, and that’s a decent example.
Jan 25th, 2008
Simon
I’ll second the shout for the F1 logo. It’s probably the smartest monogram design out there. Although it is starting to look a bit dated, I’d like to see a revised version based on the current, very clever, monogram design.
Great new site by the way David.
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Jan 25th, 2008
Brian
Hi David, nice new blog!
My favorite (”favourite” for you Brits! - sorry) in that list is probably the USA network logo. Just simple yet perfectly done.
Another one of my favorites has got to the FedEx Logo…I am sad to say that I only discovered the arrow about 3 years ago.
Looking forward to enjoying many of your posts on the new blog!
Cheers.
Jan 25th, 2008
Zaigham
Nice site David….
Thanks for sharing such a nice post.
regards.
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Jan 27th, 2008
David Airey
I agree that it’d be nice to see an updated F1 version. Something for you to have a crack at perhaps?
Brian,
Glad you like the blog. The Fedex logo is a great example. Not a monogram, as above, but a great example nonetheless. Thanks for reading.
Zaigham,
You’re very welcome.
Jan 28th, 2008
Erick
Great Collection. I really like the NMA logo.
However, I don’t really get the LSO logo choice. Without knowing that its a monogram, it could easily be conceived as a drawing of some kind (sperm came to mind).
Jan 30th, 2008
Beth Ellen
Way to go on the new site David. Another excellent one to add to my reader!
Jan 31st, 2008
Lloyd
the rh and the FR seemed forced.
Jan 31st, 2008
David Airey
I didn’t quite see the sperm in the London Symphony Orchestra logo, but thanks for leaving your take on it.
Beth Ellen,
That’s great you’ll subscribe. Glad to have you as a reader.
Feb 3rd, 2008
knaknak
Cool Blog!
I’ve always been a fan of the F1 logo, it screams “fast”
I also think the LSO logo is awesome - very fluidic and symphony IMO.
Feb 6th, 2008
David Airey
Glad you like.
Feb 11th, 2008
Grouse
The Victoria and Albert logo has to be the best! I’ve been seeing it around alot lately and I just think it’s perfect. So simple yet unique! Which is your favourite David?
Feb 11th, 2008
David Airey
My favourite’s also the V&A logo. You have good taste.
Feb 14th, 2008
Roberta Seldon
My favorites… conEdison, Newspaper Marketing Agency, and Victoria & Albert Museum. The ‘NT’ in National Theatre is too military-ish to me, not something you would expect to see in a theatre logo.
Mar 24th, 2008
David Airey
Those three you mention would probably be my three top choices too. Thanks for commenting.
Mar 24th, 2008
Roberta Seldon
Thanks David.
Mar 24th, 2008
Toby
I’ve seen the LSO logo loads of times and only recently realised that it looks like a conductor! Love it!
Apr 29th, 2008
David Airey
May 2nd, 2008
rob russo
Of these I like Newspaper Marketing Agency (NMA) and London Symphony Orchestra (LSO). I love how LSO looks like a conductor’s wand in action…
Of course, though not as well known, you could include my personal mark here, eh? :-)
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May 5th, 2008
David Airey
Is it purely coincidence that your last blog post is about ’shameless self promotion’? ;)
May 7th, 2008
rob russo
Absolutely coincidental! ;)
Actually, you know that my last post was just in response to Brian’s Business Cards of Bloggers request. And while I’m REALLY trying to tell myself to update more, my current post may be there for a bit.
I’m new at blogging, but still think it is interesting that I found Brian’s post from a link on Jacob Cass’ site. And I found Jacob thru this site while participating in your recent Logo Design Love Awards. I was just honored to be included in the running.
Thanks again for all you do. Keep up the great work!
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