A great example of a typographic logo. White space and typographic form are gorgeously used. Via Behance.

If you had to chose a font for your neighborhood, what would it be? Designer Steve Shanabruch took on himself to create logos for each neighborhood in his city of Chicago. Check it out!

A very nice and elegant corporate identity with an unusual ligature. More on Behance.

Two agencies, Bond and Lovely Amsterdam, collaborated on this campaign for Blue1 airline. They created a font for this occasion, with the help of a letterpress and wood block type. Check out the result on Bond’s website.

This London based model agency’s corporate identity was redesigned by Mind Design and Simon Egli. The identity uses several logo variations based on a modular system of art-deco inspired elements.

Corporate identity for an art center in Barcelona by StudioAparte. A custom font was created for this using the grid of the windows of the building.

Visual identity for a swimwear brand that will launch its international distribution in the Spring-Summer 2012 season. The ampersand is designed in the form of a nautical eight knot.

Cool branding work by Alex Witjas for Urban Outfitters.

Good identity work for the “Building for Brussels” exhibition, created by Project Projects.

A nice collection of logos of chinese airline companies. It’s interesting to see the different uses of western and chinese characters: the english text usually uses a modern sans-serif font when the chinese characters are mostly handwritten, in a calligraphic style. Via Christian Annyas.