Navlungo’s logo used to be a container icon. Without losing the container appearance, we redesigned it to represent the brand more. This resulted in a structure that evokes digital screens, progress, and international logistics simultaneously. We used the golden ratio in designing the logo, intending for there to be a mathematical foundation behind most of our designs. Moreover, to maintain the logo’s freshness in branding, we created a distinctive style using colorful noisy shapes that will always represent Navlungo, everywhere.

We adopted a typeface from Google’s open-source Lexend family and gently refined its edges. Throughout this process, we maintained proportional harmony with the Parkpalet’s logo. We diligently worked on aligning both logos vertically and horizontally to ensure a cohesive visual. Additionally, we carefully selected color palettes that complemented each other, allowing the two brands to collaborate seamlessly. As a result, we’re delighted to have achieved a solid, flat, and timeless logo and visual brand identity.

We took inspiration from the old logo’s two-dimensional boxes to rebrand Parkpalet. Initially, we had a tesseract in mind, but later consider for an isometric box encircled by a placeholder, symbolizing a warehouse company that houses boxes in diverse global locations. We adopted a typeface from Google’s open-source Lexend family and gently refined its edges. Throughout this process, we maintained proportional harmony with the Navlungo’s logo. We diligently worked on aligning both logos vertically and horizontally to ensure a cohesive visual. Additionally, we carefully selected color palettes that complemented each other, allowing the two brands to collaborate seamlessly. As a result, we’re delighted to have achieved a solid, flat, and timeless logo and visual brand identity.

We made a deep branding with working together. The name coming from the song of The Beatles. While we working on this project we listened this song countless times. And we aimed to approach this feeling to work.

We are so exciting to announce that we have created this work with monaxe. Thanks for monaxe’s passion to push us on creative progress. We are gonna take this a higher place in the future. Just keeping it up!

We specifically wanted the logo to be an elegant and handwritten logotype. Their constant encounters with a single and borderless figure will inspire our students to cross boundaries. We aimed for a spacious and serene atmosphere with warm sunset colors so that it would also express the serenity of our working environments.

Let’s Club is a sports and fitness center located in Ataşehir, Istanbul. With its new branding, it represents dynamism, consistency, a DNA structure, resolute gazes, and infinite possibilities. The energetic yellow color and the logo spreading all over the facility fill us with pride and remind us of the brand itself every time we look at it.

Fırat Makar asked us to draw a logo of an application that will be a service provider for pet food. First we thought of the cartoon Heathcliff; A cat on a rocket carries food. Then we decided it couldn’t be an original idea and changed the thinking. We were going to make the rocket itself a cat. After many trials, mamajet’s logo appeared. It’s one of our favorite works.

The story behind the logo is so deep cause Misk (Luwak) Cat is known for quality coffee choices. So logo came with that. After logo has revealed, we digitally painted planets for each coffee beans. Then the slogan showed up: “The best coffee bean of any planet!”