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Language classes are most profitable to advertise, including in the design framing from the flags of countries whose languages are taught or a hieroglyph, as in East Side School, where they study the East. English is best highlighted in logo elements of the flag UK or USA. If you need to identify a music class, it’s natural that you should pay attention to the use of the treble clef, especially if it can be “beaten” in the title. Art schools, by tradition, depict a palette and brush on their coats of arms.
A high school logo may be universal or embody a specific school community. Take the most expensive schools in the world, for example: Institut Le Rosey and College Beau Soleil. In terms of school sports teams, more often than not you will see warm colors (red, yellow, orange) that create a motivation to move, or black and white. In this case, fast and strong animals are depicted — for example, the logo of the famous hockey team Princeton Tigers.
When designing a school logo, one should think about its form. Traditionally, it is an oval or a circle, but why stick to the established forms if you can use an octagon or any other shape that will be in harmony with the rest of the elements?
As for images, typically a high school logo includes a book, a graduation hat, a laureate wreath, a tree, or animal silhouettes symbolizing wisdom, bravery, fairness, and other moral qualities. Cold colors (blue, green) are a priority; sometimes warm colors (red, yellow) or black and white are good options.
Think about the importance of colors; it’s better if their brightness doesn’t distract attention from the semantic load. Try to use dull blue, beige, and white with red inclusions.
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