48 Experimental Bold Logos of Famous Brands Turned Amazing Ver-2

Hi there everybody! We are back with something even more fun to talk about and we can bet that you all are going to love it but before we start talking about that, we would like to take this moment to thank you all for your kind support and for also making sure that you guys are here through your honest and constructive feedback, interesting suggestions and by also sharing our blogs with your loved ones. We promise to keep creating content that you will need for your projects and with that, let’s dive right into these experimental bold logo series of famous brands that turned out to be amazing – Version 2. That’s right so, let’s get to it!

Creating logos is our favorite thing on the planet and while we want to say it more often, we can also tell that a lot of people do not really enjoy it and we don’t blame them for feeling that way because there are multiple reasons involved in the process of not liking something that you once used to like for example; you do not get a lot of time to do your research on the logo design ideas or that you are almost always creating logo designs so that you feel it is becoming more than just redundant or that the people you are working with do not really believe in modern techniques and trends of creating logos and that makes the job even more boring.

We get all of that, we really do but what we are about to share is something that you guys can use to convince your bosses, clients as well as team members to let you do your thing. Want to know why? Well, keep reading the blog because this Portuguese type designer and lettering artist Rafael Serrs did not do these bold logo experiments for nothing. Always remember that no matter what you plan on doing, if you are not willing to take the risks, then there are chances that you might never succeed at life either. And we did not want to be harsh here but that is the reality.

We can bet that even you guys know that many people are not ready for the challenges and when they fail to bring new things on the table, they not only bore the ones they are working with, but they also lose their own interest too. Do you know what happens after that? There is nothing but monotony everywhere around them and then they choose to see the death of their business right in front of their eyes.

All of you guys can stop that from happening if you are ready to accept the challenges and are also willing to take bold steps too even if they are mere experiments because we can bet that even that stuff turns out to be amazing just like Rafael’s extensive series of logos that he created keeping in mind the famous brands that are there since the beginning of time, those who never let go of their color themes and ideas but even those brands look stunning here – from Spotify to Pepsi to NASA to Pringles to Atari, Coca Cola, Oreo and Kodak as well as Nike, Tokyo, Microsoft, Adidas, IKEA, Google, Lego, and so many more.

We are more than just happy to share these experimental bold logo series of famous brands that Rafael took a chance with and made sure to present even more amazing results and we are so glad that he did what he did. From receiving appreciations and thumbs up online, we can bet that Rafael is a favorite creative person to hand out with as well because he is one of those very few people who do not hold back from trying out something new and exciting to work on.

All the logos that you can see here can be used by the brands for their vintage comeback with a hint of modern themes and we know you all are going to love it as much as we do right here. By not losing the main idea and keeping in mind the experimental level, this brilliant artist has outdone himself in this new version of logos and before we say goodbye, we want to say that we hope you will make the most of these exceptionally beautiful experimental bold logo series of famous brands that turned amazing.

Feel free to go through these logos in detail or set a casual work meeting with your favorite colleagues and check out these amazing tine pieces of art that can also benefit you during your creative thinking process or in the designing stage as well. Also, do share your favorite logos from this collection with us in the comments section.

Credit: Rafael Serra