The Keyboarder Logo Design – Just For Kicks

The Keyboarder Logo

Some logo and typographic foolishness. A ‘spin off’ idea from a ‘legit’ logo project called ‘Fifty Two Keys’. Where the obvious subject matter of piano keys etc seemed to be unavoidable. During the project, several other ‘fun’ ideas came about.

The Keyboarder

Just a cute triple meaning of the letter ‘Y’ to form a ‘evening dressed gentlemen’ in the style of several piano keys. Blood spray to infer some ‘dastardly deads’.

Fonts

No surprises with the font used as well. Not my usual style of Helvetica for sure, but Helvetica Extra Compressed seemed to be a good fit. The tag-line uses the free League Gothic font.

This time…

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Article Posted On: November 4, 2009 by

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  1. Kim Røen says:

    Damn you, now I have to create this company just because that’s so bloody nice! (pun intended)

  2. Liked it! :) Good job!

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  4. Very cool and inventive!

    • Graham Smith says:

      One of those logos that pretty much came about through accident, certainly wasn’t planned.

      Often the better ideas do happen that way. Of course, it was totally inappropriate for the job I was working on, but it’s nice to play for a bit in between jobs. Especially if you are struggling with ideas, playing with concepts can release inspiration.

  5. Amanda says:

    Love it! That’s a very cool design.

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