

A logotype (also called a wordmark) uses only the brand‘s name. It‘s essentially a stylized version of the company‘s name, often designed with a unique font or lettering style.
A well-crafted logotype is a cornerstone of a strong brand identity, helping to build trust, loyalty, and ultimately, business success.
A selection of logo and logotype projects.


Château Unique – Logotype and Wine label

Silver Mountain – Wellness & SPA – Logotype

Retro Revival #1 – Logotype design

Retro Revival #2 – Logotype design

Basilica Music, Ottobeuren – Logo design

Lassus Choir, Munich – Logo design

Philharmonie Starnberger See – Logo design

Music in Johannes Baptist – Logo design

Angela Metzger, Organist – Logo design

GC Digitaldruck – Logo & Website design

exory – Logo design

IPC WM Paradance 2010 – Logo & Corporate design
Why logotype?
Brand Recognition:
A strong logotype is instantly recognizable, making it a powerful tool for brand awareness and recall.
Brand Identity:
A logotype visually communicates the brand‘s personality, values, and positioning. For example, a sleek, minimalist logotype might convey sophistication, while a bold, playful one might suggest energy and fun.
Versatility:
Logotypes are incredibly versatile and can be used across various platforms, from websites and social media to print materials, merchandise, and even signage.
Timeless Appeal:
When designed well, a logotype can be timeless and enduring, evolving with the brand while maintaining its core identity.
Memorability:
A unique and distinctive logotype is easier for customers to remember and associate with the brand.