Portfolio: Metecho Logo by LogoBee

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Created by LogoBee Inc.

Located in Canada

This logo was designed for an IT consulting enterprise. As asked by the client, it consists of a multitude of cogs (one of the smallest, yet necessary part of a machine) entwined into a sphere, symbol of perfection. The implication of a perfect whole made out of small parts is evident. The gradient effect makes an already effective logo even more edgy. The missing cog stands for the client, the final part waiting to be inserted into the perfect machine.

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