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A huge smiley face, rainbows, butterflies, stars, hearts, colorful flowers, notebooks, shell necklaces — these are just a few graphics that we tend to associate with the 90s. Why not use them in your logo?

Animal print, checkered patterns, fur, and velour textures can also be used to capture that kitschy 90s feel. You can also experiment with layering different photographs to create a collage effect.

Cool Grunge
While Y2K tends to be colorful and fun, grunge has also been a major aesthetic during the era. It’s characterized by its laid-back feel and “anti-fashion” elements.

To infuse grunge in your logo, opt for muted dark colors such as black, deep red, and brown. You can add a canada telegram of gold and silver to add that 90s metallic appeal.

Texture is also popular for grunge looks. Play around with textures such as distressed denim, crumpled paper, or raw edges. Experiment with overexposure, blurriness, distortion, or vintage filters to mimic that early 90’s grunge.

Grunge logos can be used by businesses in the music, fashion, and art industry.

Create Your Y2K Logo Today!
We hope you had fun with our walk back in time today!

The Y2K aesthetic represents brightness, optimism, and creativity. If you want to embody those qualities in your brand, a stylish retro logo might just be your best bet.

And remember, Y2K is all about having fun. Designers and artists during this era broke the boundaries by experimenting with bold and out of the box layouts and designs. Just let your creativity run through and play around to create fun color combinations and dynamic typography. Even if it looks garish or tacky, who cares? Y2K is all about that bold look!