People love wearing logos. They help us to express the things we like and identify others with similar interests. You can learn how to draw lots of different logos thanks to these really easy logo step-by-step drawing tutorials.
11 Easy Logo Drawing Ideas
Nike Logo
The Nike Swoosh is an iconic checkmark. After drawing the logo, choose two colors to shade the front and sides, enhancing the three-dimensional look of the image.
Spider-Man's Logo
Spider-Man's logo is shaped like a spider - the source of his special abilities. You will use a series of lines to outline the spider's two body sections, eight legs, and poisonous fangs.
Flash Logo
How fast can you sketch this lightning-bolt-shaped logo? It is one of the easiest logos to draw, consisting of two circles and two zig-zag lines.
Justice League Logo
Many of the superheroes whose logos are on this list are part of the Justice League. You can draw their shield-like logo marked with the letters "J" and "L."
Cocomelon Logo Easy
Cocomelon's watermelon and television-themed logo is instantly recognizable. There is even a friendly ladybug.
Chicago Bulls Logo
Michael Jordan fans love the logo of their favorite team. This bull has a furrowed brow, glaring eyes, flared nostrils, and dangerous-looking red-tipped horns.
Ravens Logo
The Baltimore Ravens' logo is a detailed, feathered bird's head. On the side of the head is a bold letter "B" for Baltimore.
Deadpool Logo
Deadpool's logo is reminiscent of the "no" symbol - a circle with a line through it. It also resembles his suited face - a red mask with black and white eyespots.
Dallas Cowboys Logo
Go Cowboys! This simple logo is the "lone star" of Texas. The team name is written in a bold serif font like that used on wanted posters in the old West.
Superman Logo
Superman's logo is a five-sided diamond shape with a stylized "S" shape nestled inside.
The Paw Patrol Logo
Are you ready to go on patrol? You will be once you draw yourself a badge or Pup Tag. Notice the details, such as the round “bolts” that seem to hold the sign together.
More About Drawing Logos
Companies like Nike use logos so that you can recognize their brand quickly and easily. Sports teams do the same - you need to be able to tell apart the players from opposing teams on the court or field.
Likewise, superheroes hide their faces and their identities behind masks. They use logos to tell their story and represent who they are. Sometimes, they are related to their powers, like Spider-Man's spider-shaped logo.
Batman on the other hand uses inventions instead of superpowers, but his logo reinforces his identity as a batlike denizen of the night.
At other times, superheroes borrow pieces of their past. Superman's logo isn't just an "S" for "Super." It is the crest of the house of El, Superman's family on his homeworld of Krypton. There, the symbol also stood for hope - exactly what Superman tries to bring to mankind.
Here's a fun challenge. Draw all of the logos overlapping each other. Then, erase the overlapping lines so that only an outline remains. Show it to your friends and ask them how many logos they can identify. You will be surprised by how you can recognize logos when only seeing a little piece of each!
See a Google Web Story of this Logo Drawing Ideas Blog Post.