The Exploration Group has a simple and yet effective logo. With the e almost coming together as a globe, the message gets through to viewers quite easily. A simple contrast of dark and bright colours as well as text and symbols.

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The Exploration Group has a simple and yet effective logo. With the e almost coming together as a globe, the message gets through to viewers quite easily. A simple contrast of dark and bright colours as well as text and symbols.

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Black Estate's website also has a sleek, professional and quite appealing style by using minimal colours, black (yes I do know that black is an absence of colour so technically it's not a colour) and white. The layout of the website is well structured with the probability of a grid was used.
Website: http://www.blackestate.co.nz/
Source: http://thedesigninspiration.com/articles/25-most-attractive-black-white-websites/
Another ambigram which I can apply for my own work
A very elegant and legible ambigram. If I'll manage to find some similar text to keep my logo sleek, stylish and professional, I'll opt for this method
Still searching for a good font for an Ambigram which I'll be using it for my logo. However, various texts are quite illegible and won't exactly suit the required sleek and professional look i'm going for.

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Contrasts, contrasts everywhere! Tobin Photography's logo has it all. Black and white, handwritten text and digital font, text and image. All of these elements wrapped up in one picture for a nice brand design.
This tells me that I should experiment with various elements but not to get carried away as well as be careful as how to apply appealing visual elements.
A website which caught my eye due to the usage of Black and White contrast. The website, Blissfully Aware, shows an intrigue, sleek and simple design by using black, various shades of grey and white. The end result is quite eye catching and soothing.
Website: http://www.blissfullyaware.com/ Source: http://thedesigninspiration.com/articles/25-most-attractive-black-white-websites/
Quite the simple ambigram without the extremities of curls and swirls.
I've always liked play on words, double meanings or hidden messages. Ambigrams are a technique all rolled up into one and I might use the idea for my logo, or something similar.
However, I need to be careful as to what typography I use as usually to achieve this one needs to use Serif Fonts.
Three iconic icons given a 3D design which give them a bit of more detail than the normal 2D images that we're used to, as well as a brand new life. Very interesting to adapt something similar to my logo using Autodesk Maya.

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Should I add something funny to a serious thing? Will think about it...
A box with separate compartments for various items. Maybe it'll implement this for my own printed portfolio so it'll be as one package.
Jonathan Shackleton shows a professional manner of what one can do with paper. The sleek and impressive look is something I'm looking to recreate for my own identity and portfolio.
These sleek, elegant and attention to detail paper folds and cutting are really eye-catchers. I would like to keep something along the same lines of elegance for my portfolio. These were done by Matt Shlian http://www.mattshlian.com/
The folds of these paper sculptures are quite similar to umbrellas, however they still have a nice sleek designÂ

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An innovative way of packaging a stool. Something which I might keep in mind for my own portfolio when it comes to the final packaging product.
Janna & Hilde Meeus Leporello booklet
Publication for Jennifer Tee made of one silkcreened A0 sheet. Zigzag folded. Proposal for an artpiece. For the new Noord/Zuid subway of Central Station, Amsterdam. 2013Â http://www.meeusontwerpt.nl/2013_tulpenboek.php