Great masculine logos

I must admit that it was easier to make the selection of feminine logos than it was to find logos with truly masculine characteristics. Manhood has changed its core, it has become more sophisticated and diverse and in some cases more effeminate. Take for example the metrosexuals, a softer version of men living in a capitalist culture with a strong concern for their appearance. The wild spirit of the true man seem to have faded away, or at least dissipated and become a rara avis. The men have changed since the day they were branding the cows with the fiery iron and so were the type of branding that is addressed to them.

Even if we get our food at the superstores and not from the wild there are still elements that define a man. Harsh lines, bold colors, a spirit thirsty for adventure even if it gets it via video games or movies. When designers are trying to convey manhood they stay away from soft or complicated concepts and adopt clear, aggressive lines, strong images and inflated imagination. As women need the logos addressed to them to tell a story, men need an invitation to adventure. As opposed to intricate and mysterious, man react to simple and straight forward.

The selected masculine logos are proactive, dynamic and bold. They transpire action and passion, elements that construct the very essence of manhood.

 

Bike me Logo by tanyafoss16

 

Outlaws Logo by Odney

 

Cazadores Logo by Alan Oronoz Madriles

 

Wild Soul Logo by Chariot

 

Bull New Media Logo by SencerBugrahan

 

Mocha Man Logo by Craig Russell

 

Nobilis Logo by Daria

 

SRM Logo by Pure Fusion Media

 

Artisan Builders Logo by Van Paul

 

Watcher Logo by  Ivan

 

RAMM Logo by designabot

 

MadDog Productions Logo by UtahRugbyGuy

 

Kenya Serengeti Logo by Gal

 

Warriors Logo by Paul Jobson

 

Adventure Logo by vasvari