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A kick-butt logo design is of great importance to any business. Often seen as the first impression of a company, its logo must be tailored to communicate specific values and ideals in an instant.

However, logos not only have the look good, they should also be thoughtfully designed and capable of taking on a variety of uses. This could include being scaled to a range of sizes, being reproduced in flat color and being printable on paper stock. In this post we look at 30 contemporary examples of great vector logo design and find out what makes them work.

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I’m a huge vector image fan, and use them for many of my websites. There has always been one company that seems to dominate when it comes to amazing vector images, and I use their art almost daily – Go Media’s Arsenal. They just released a new 7-pack set today, and it blew me away, so I figured I’d share it. You can buy the packs separately, or combined – which just happens to be on sale.

Here is what each pack contains:

Pack 1 – Hand Drawn Skulls (20)

Ok, skulls aren’t my cup of tea. Still a cool pack though.

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Pack 2 – Birds 2 (33)

This is a great pack. I like using the flocks of birds as a background layer for a lot of marketing. It adds texture, but doesn’t overpower the work.

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Pack 3 – Doodles (35)

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Pack 4 – International Skylines (13)

I’ve used a ton of their other skylines from Set 6. I’m in real estate, so they come in amazingly handy on all types of marketing, presentations, and websites. Love this pack.

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Pack 5 – Type Explosions (15)

These are cool when you need to add texture to your work.

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Pack 6 – Suits (21)

By far my favorite pack from this set. I love vector people….especially in web design.

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Pack 7 – Trees 2 (24)

With “Going Green” being so popular at the moment, these might come in handy.

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Again, this set was just released, so I thought I would share it with those of you unfamiliar with Go Media’s Arsenal. Hope it comes in handy. If you’ve used any of these, and have a link to it, share it in the comments.

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