Need to create a law firm logo but I dont want to use the overused

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>>303459
Play around with this.

veritas

>>303459
just set they're name in a good font without any symbol, fucking idiot

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>>303468
>they're name
>fucking idiot

>>303468
They dont want that

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What other iconography could fucking work for a law firm? I think playing with white space could make it look not as generic.

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>>303459

bad idea incoming but the wigs worn in courts are pretty iconic

do like kfc logo but a judge

>>303459
Doves
A man standing at a counsel table, perhaps gesturing
A briefcase with the firm name in it
Books with a magnifying glass on the cover
A man chasing an ambulance

dolla dolla signs y'all

>>303459
>be creative for me
thumbnail you fuck. brainstorming is the most fun part of design

OP, sometimes those symbols that are absolutely endemic to a field are the best choice. Gavels, scales, Lady Justice, etc, might be your best bet. Where you need to shine in scenarioa like that isn't so much in choosing an unused symbol, but in your execution of it. Play with negative space, (for instance a silhouette of Justice where the blindfold is a cutout of whitespace) or perspective, or gestalt imagery.

You aren't going to come up with some new signifier for Law, everything under the sun has been used, so concentrate instead on a unique application of one of these old motifs.

Maybe a white background with a black minimalist icon of a courthouse or?

>>304090
should add to the top left of the logo, centerfold the name, and bottom small text any disclaimer if any,

Make it a cat face. Everyone loves cats.