Top 12 Logos of 2012 As Voted By You

These are the top 12 logo designs of 2012 as voted by you (the awards that won Logo Of The Month) on my other site Logo Of The Day.

What logo do you believe should win the 2012 Logo Of The Year? Cast your vote below.

And just so you know, we are always accepting new logo submissions. Feel free to suggest a logo for a chance to win the Logo Of The Day award.

You can view the top logos of 2009 and 2010 and 2011 here.

January: Mammoth Resort

“We rebranded an entire mountain resort experience by bringing the authentic essence of Mammoth Mountain to life across all brand touchpoints with an iconic, modern expression.Come as you are!” is Mammoth’s mantra. It reflects the brand’s relaxed surf-on–the-snow California culture meets world-class destination resort, which we embodied in the new identity system and extended throughout guests’ mountain adventures. Bold, fun, and inclusive—discoverable visual elements in the logo pay homage to both the beloved “Woolly’s” tusks and to the mountain’s legendary deep powder.

Credits: Hornall Anderson

February: Chair Entertainment

ChAIR Entertainment Group, founded in 2005, is a video game production company committed to creating blockbuster entertainment franchises through development of its original intellectual properties. ChAIR introduced the action, sword-fighting adventure for iOS. “Infinity Blade” raised the bar of handheld gaming and received numerous Game of the Year and Editor’s Choice Awards in 2010. The award-winning follow up to ChAIR’s groundbreaking iOS sword-fighting adventure, , “Infinity Blade II” combines addictive gameplay, breathtaking visuals and an engrossing story to deliver the definitive blockbuster experience exclusively on Apple’s world-class gaming platforms, and has gone on to win more than 20 Game of the Year and Editor’s Choice awards.

Credits: Aaron Walser

March: Boundary

Boundary is the application performance monitoring solution designed for distributed application environments. Boundary addresses two critical challenges faced by DevOps professionals: the need to immediately see and understand the impact of a rapidly changing application together with a significantly higher degree of visibility. Process.

Credits: Stephen Boak

April: Pregg.Net

May: Shoot to Kill

Remi Luxford and Tony Gardiner started Shoot To Kill in 2010. Two passionate filmmakers who have grown up in the film industry. Both recognised the need to apply their experience with a new approach to today’s client expectations. This young team has extensive experience working across the industry: producing, shooting, editing and directing everything from big budget TVC’s to drama, shorts and documentaries in Cambodia. Shoot To Kill brings the discipline and resources of big TVC production combined with a bespoke approach to each project.

The idea behind this logo was to not only bring to life the name itself but to also make it relevant to the service offering of the company. Instead of a tradition gun scope a camera scope was used making sense to a relatively quirky name for a film production company.

The logo is designed to work on any background in fact the cards were printed on a transparent film making the scope actually function how it would in real life, you can check it out here http://www.behance.net/gallery/Shoot-to-Kill-Branding/3746527

Credits: Steve Hanzic

June: Swiss Football League

Swiss Football League

Credits: Inhouse

July: Fontsmith

Fontsmith font foundry.

Credits: Ian Whalley & Tom Crew.

August: Organ Donation

Brief: “To design the corporate identity for an organ donation initiative. Since it was our only tool of communication, the design had to instantly convey the message of organ donation. Whatever we designed had to strike an emotional chord and subtly prompt people to open up to the idea.”

Credits: DDB

September: Boss Hunting

Boss Hunting is a popular facebook group that shares images of what it is to live the high life (or be ‘boss’). Images are mostly of luxurious locations, consumer goods, beautiful women, famous actors etc.

Credits: Misteree

October: Inscripts

Headquartered in Mumbai – India, Inscripts has been involved in visualizing, developing and deploying cutting edge web applications and customized software solutions. Project guidelines: young, dynamic company, lively, full of color, professional, full of energy, modern.

Credits: Fuze Collection

November: Graphen

Graphen is a start up school.

Credits: Mik Tretyakov

December: Paintbrush Factory

Fabrica de Pensule / The Paintbrush Factory is a collective space for contemporary arts in Cluj, Romania.

Credits: Cosorean Eugen

So what logo do you think should win 2013 Logo of the Year? Vote below.

Voting Closed – Congratulations to Boss Hunting

Voting has closed and Boss Hunting has won the 2012 Logo of the Year!

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