I’m excited to share some special news from the world of logo design. This year, I was not only recognized again as a Logo Lounge Award Winner — featured in LogoLounge Volume 15 — but I also had the privilege of serving as a judge for the very same awards. (And no, I didn’t judge my own logos ).
This milestone marks my 13th consecutive year of recognition, with a total of 63 logos published across 13 LogoLounge books. Being selected as both a winner and a juror in the same year feels like a true full-circle moment.
What Are the Logo Lounge Awards?
If you’re not familiar, Logo Lounge is the world’s most respected logo design database and book series, founded by Bill Gardner. Every year, tens of thousands of logos are submitted by designers from around the globe. A select jury of top industry professionals evaluates the work, and only the very best make it into the iconic Logo Lounge books.
For designers, being featured is one of the most recognized honors in the field of identity design.
My Logo Lounge Track Record
Over the past decade, I’ve been fortunate to have my work selected year after year. Here’s the full breakdown of my Logo Lounge Awards history:
- Logo Lounge Vol. 15 (2 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 14 (2 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 13 (1 logo)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 12 (5 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 11 (3 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 10 (8 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 9 (12 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 8 (2 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 7 (6 logos + a case study)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 6 (6 logos)
- Logo Lounge Vol. 5 (2 logos)
- Logo Lounge Master Library – Shapes & Symbols (9 logos)
- Logo Lounge Master Library – Typography and Enclosures (6 logos)
Logo Lounge Volume 15 Winning Logos
The Logo Lounge Awards 2025 drew more than 30,000 submissions, with only around 3,000 logos selected for publication. I’m proud to have two of mine included:
- The Eye Center
- Circuit of the Americas
That brings my total to 63 published logos, spanning Logo Lounge Volumes 5 through 15, plus two Master Library books.
Serving as a Logo Lounge Judge
After more than a decade of being recognized, this year I stepped into a new role as a Logo Lounge juror for Book 15.
It was a true privilege to review work from designers worldwide alongside an incredible panel of judges, including Paula Scher, Goodtype, Scott Fuller, Bill Kenney, Cat How, and more.
Being part of the jury gave me a fresh perspective on what makes a logo truly timeless, strategic, and memorable. It reaffirmed why Logo Lounge is considered the gold standard for logo design inspiration.
A Legacy of Recognition
- 13 consecutive years featured (2012–2025)
- 13 Logo Lounge books plus 2 Master Library volumes
- 63 total logos published
“It’s humbling to have my work recognized year after year, and an honor to help celebrate the next generation of designers through judging.”
Why Logo Lounge Matters
For any designer serious about logo design, Logo Lounge is more than a book — it’s a benchmark. Each edition showcases the very best in contemporary identity work and provides an unparalleled archive of design inspiration.
Being recognized for 13 consecutive years has been both validating and inspiring. It reminds me that logo design, when done with both creativity and strategy, has the power to stand the test of time.
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