Case Study · 07

Brand IdentityBomber

Logo Design Badge Design Street Art Graffiti Culture Icon Design

A graffiti and mural company needed a logo that lived in the same world as their work — bold, circular, street-art energy with a spray can at the center and hand-lettered type that felt pulled straight off a wall.

The Brief

A Logo That Lives
On the Street.

Bomber is a graffiti typography and mural company. Their logo needed to embody the culture they work in — not just reference it from a safe distance. A corporate badge with a spray can clip art wouldn't cut it. This needed to feel like it was made by someone who actually knows the culture.

The solution: a circular badge mark that combines bold arched wordmarks, a custom spray can illustration with a calligraphic monogram, and an organic watercolor paint cloud — all working together as one unified symbol.

Project Type
Logo / Badge Mark
Industry
Street Art
Style
Graffiti / Urban
Elements
3 Combined
Bomber logo on white background
Logo Anatomy

Three Elements.
One Mark.

Every element of the Bomber badge earns its place. Here's what's happening and why.

Bomber logo — annotated
01
Arched Wordmark — BOMBER
Bold, rounded black letterforms arch across the top. Heavy weight, strong presence. The kind of type you'd see on a classic street-art piece or a vintage sports badge. It commands the top of the mark.
02
Spray Can Illustration
A custom illustrated spray can sits at the center — the tool of the trade. The can features a calligraphic "B" monogram on its label, creating a logo within a logo. The nozzle and body are rendered with enough detail to feel real without competing with the type.
03
Watercolor Paint Cloud
The organic paint cloud behind the can — purple, pink, and green — is the most expressive element. It mimics actual spray paint bleed on a surface. No two spray clouds look exactly alike. This one feels real.
04
Circular Arc — Graffiti Typography and Murals
The services arc at the bottom completes the badge and gives the full company name its proper place. Curved type along a circle baseline — a classic badge construction done in a style that fits the brand.
Color Story

The Colors of
a Spray Can Rack.

The palette is pulled directly from the culture — the colors a graffiti writer reaches for first. Not corporate. Not safe. Real spray paint colors rendered in digital.

INK
#1A1A1A
Dead Black
Outline & Type
🎨
#7B4FA8
Grape Purple
Paint Cloud
🎨
#D63FA8
Hot Pink
Paint Cloud
🎨
#4AB832
Chrome Green
Paint Cloud Accent
Who Hires for This

The Street Art
Economy

🎨
Muralists & Artists
Graffiti artists, muralists, and street art crews need professional logos that represent their work in galleries, online, and on social media. This market is underserved and pays for quality.
🏙️
Urban Brands
Streetwear brands, skate companies, music labels, tattoo shops — businesses rooted in street culture that want logos with authentic aesthetic credibility. Not clip art. The real thing.
🖼️
Studios & Collectives
Art collectives, creative studios, and design agencies with a street-art influence. Badge logos work across merchandise, signage, and digital presence equally well.
What Was Delivered

Production-Ready.
All of It.

Full Badge Logo
Spray Can Illustration
Calligraphic Monogram
Color + B&W Versions
AI · EPS · SVG · PNG
Merch-Ready Files
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