The mix of deep blue and turquoise is pleasing to the eye, and the Oswald typeface grabs attention. The checkmark and the star symbolize fine workmanship. The light bulb is synonymous with bright ideas, clarity of thought, invention, so it makes sense to use it for a graphic design logo. The Grenze Black font is solid, contrasting with the whimsical icon. The tilted ladder ascending to the stars suggests no-holds-barred creativity and that the sky is the limit. The scribbled circles are a reference to freehand art which often forms the basis of graphic design. The use of the geometric Poppins Medium font complements the box shape of the icon. The image in the icon can be read in two ways: as a small box in the center of three panels, or as a cube with a hollow form in it which represents the visual acrobatics required when formulating graphic art. The understated Biryani SemiBold font allows the icon to take center stage. The juxtaposition of the snowflake and the sun suggests versatility - a desirable skill for a graphic design business. What a great way to showcase color by incorporating purple, pink, and gray into your logo. The Averia Serif Libre typeface is both formal and informal and adds a modern look. The light and dark blue inspire trust and convey wisdom.

The globe suggests an international business but it also references creative ideas that are not confined, exemplified in the four blocks breaking away.

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