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Logo pairing a solid black Egyptian-style perched bird silhouette with a lowercase serif rawen wordmark, set on a muted slate-blue ground.
Summary
A stacked logo lockup: a solid black silhouette of a perched bird, drawn in a flat Egyptian / heraldic style, sitting above a lowercase serif "rawen" wordmark on a muted slate-blue ground.
Visual description
A flat slate-blue background fills the frame. The mark is a single solid-black bird shown in profile, perched, with a hooked beak and a small reversed (knockout) circle for the eye, the only piece of negative space in the body. The wing and tail are simplified into clean angular planes that taper to points, giving the figure an ancient-glyph quality. Directly below, "rawen" is set in lowercase in a high-contrast bracketed serif with generous letterforms, its width roughly matching the mark above for a tidy stacked lockup. No tagline, no extra color: just black on blue-grey.
Key takeaway
Reducing an animal to a single solid silhouette with exactly one knockout detail (the eye) so it stays iconic at any size. Matching the wordmark width to the mark for a self-contained vertical lockup. Pairing a hard geometric symbol with a soft humanist serif to keep it from feeling cold.
Reuse notes
A good model for a brand wanting a timeless, almost archaeological mark, think editorial imprints, studios, spirits or heritage labels. The silhouette-plus-serif formula reproduces cleanly in one color for stamps, embossing or merch. The slate-blue field is presentation styling, not part of the mark, so test the silhouette on white and dark before committing.
