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Receive the ebook! By completing this form, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA. Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. The vintage look is popular for logos in almost every industry.  spirits has and crest-like logos. For club logos, it can be a good idea to take inspiration from the style of music you play with your logo, so for a jazz or swing  club, a vintage-inspired logo is the perfect choice. typographic fonts. Some are reminiscent of the good old days, like the tiki bar trend of the 50s and 60s, or even the arcade look of the.

If your bar or club specializes in a specific type of drink or is set up to create a particular atmosphere, choose a logo that corresponds to your specialty. This could mean a geometric art deco look for your speakeasy  logo or an angelic fresco-inspired logo for your wine and tapas bar. badge-style logo showing a cannery and tree Logo design by N. Petrovic round logo phone number database showing an old-fashioned train with a barrel for its engin Logo design by solirach84 small blue pixel image of a video game enemy Fun logo design by.



Made by green in blue image of a martini glass with an oil rig on top Logo design by autore illustration of a barrel with a hatchet stuck in the top Vintage logo design by MarkoBo Bar and pub logos that depict an animal An adjective and an animal name can form an excellent bar name. You've seen it in countless movies and TV shows; you've probably been to a few bars with that kind of name. But why is it such a popular way to name bars? Because in medieval Europe , most people couldn't read. If you wanted your friend to join you for a drink, you had to make sure he could find the pub where you wanted to meet him.