Creative Logos With Hidden Messages

Just looking at the logo makes you want to press “backspace” and correct the typo.

There’s an elephant trunk inside the letter “e”.

Those 3 letters in the middle ‘i’, ‘l’, and second ‘i’ represent a family

Letter “N” looks like number 2, symbolizing twins.

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The mouse cursor and the dot forms a sign of a female.

The clock’s arrows are also a plane.

Falling man and hand at catch moment.

Logo for coffee house Coffee CUP where high quality coffee is served. Notice that logo of coffee cup is made of letters “CUP”.

The letters look like little seeds, and letter “d” is already sprouting up .

If you look more carefully, you should see that letters “p” and “a” are also panda’s eyes

A part of letter “m” flies away like a free bird symbolizing freedom.

Logo for the golf outing promotions in Nevada, USA.

Letters “O” and “C” form a cat.

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