Multicultural Logo's

This multicultural logo is a typical multicultural logo, connecting the world together, and bringing everyone together piece by piece if the like the world is a puzzle. Don’t get me it is a nice logo but very generic.






This another typical multicultural logo, people holding hands and each person is a different colour, and in a circle to give a globe idea, that it is worldwide and multicultural.




This is another multicultural logo, is a really nice idea, good use of colours, but again very is generic.




Another multicultural logo, this logo has to much colour and makes the logo look very cheesy and cheap looking, again it has people all different colour together.



This is another symbol or icon, in which is very generic when it comes to multicultural logo’s, all different colour hands holding each other, like every race and cultural coming together, holding hands and helping each other.



This multicultural logo is really nice and simple. Just three outlines of people overlapping each other. To signify people coming together. But again is very generic.





This is another multicultural logo which features the generic coloured hands touching each other. Again a very nice logo but generic.



This is another multicultural logo, featuring different colours on each little different person, and them all holding hands. Again very generic.



This is another multicultural logo, featuring different colours on each little different person, and them all holding hands with the world in the background. Again very generic.



This is another multicultural logo, featuring different colours on each little different person, and them all holding hands with the world in the background. Again very generic.



This is another multicultural logo, featuring different country flags on each little different person, and them all holding hands. Again very generic.



After doing this research what I have learned to make the perfect logo, is to have a very simple shape, and to make something unique and instead of the usual generic multicultural logo.