Review: The Counter-Print “Logo Book Set”

I am always looking for fresh inspiration to help me build meaningful, effective visual identities for clients. The Logo Book Set by Counter-Print has become one of my go-to sources for sparking new ideas and sharpening concepts. Made up of three titles – Animal Logo, Abstract Logo, and Monogram Logo – this well-chosen set shows the range, creativity, and precision that goes into professional logo design.

Animal Logo: character and charm

This book is a celebration of logos inspired by creatures great and small. From minimal marks to detailed illustrations, the logos in this book show how animals can be used to communicate ideas like strength, agility, or playfulness. Whether you are designing for a brand in the pet industry or a luxury label after timeless elegance, this book is full of ideas worth stealing.

Abstract Logo: the art of simplicity

Abstract design has a unique ability to carry emotion and movement without being literal. Abstract Logo looks at geometric forms, patterns, and clever use of space, building logos that feel modern and conceptual. It is a masterclass in how less can genuinely be more, and it opens up plenty of room for creative thinking.

Monogram Logo: typographic treasures

Typography lovers will fall for Monogram Logo, a collection of beautifully crafted letterforms. Whether you are designing for a high-end brand or a small business after an elegant statement, this book shows how letters can be combined into memorable, visually striking symbols.

Three Counter-Print logo books, Animal logo, Monogram logo and Abstract logo, standing side by side

Why you should invest in this set

The Logo Book Set is not just a collection of pretty pictures. It is a tool for creative growth. Each book pushes you to think critically about how logos can communicate brand identity and values, whatever the industry. The quality of the selection and the print makes this a must-have for any designer’s library.

If you read this and a question came up, I am happy to talk it through. Everyone is coming from a different angle, but I offer a chat about your project with no obligation. You do not have to have a brief ready. Most people just want to know if what they have in mind is achievable and what it might cost. Let's talk about your project.

¶ Andrew.

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Andrew Backhouse

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