Logo Design for 19 Advisory
Hi Ashleigh,
Pleased to present the proposed concepts for 19 Advisory.
This round keeps the identity deliberately restrained, with the focus on creating a strong 19 that can become recognisable in its own right. The concepts avoid typical legal or construction imagery and instead explore clarity, confidence and understated authority. Each direction is designed to work equally well as a full logo or as a standalone monogram across business cards, digital applications and other minimal brand touchpoints.
Concept 1: Logo Design for 19 Advisory
The idea behind this concept was to integrate the 1 and 9 into a single, compact monogram. The two numerals share the same structure, giving the mark a sense of balance and control while remaining immediately connected to the business name. The more refined typography gives the identity a confident, established character without feeling like a conventional law firm. The monogram is strong enough to work independently, while the full 19 Advisory lockup remains simple and understated.
Concept 2: Logo Design for 19 Advisory
This direction also works around the relationship between the 1 and 9, but introduces burnt orange as a deliberate point of focus. The circular accent creates a visual full stop, a subtle reference to advice that is clear, decisive and to the point. The restrained black and neutral palette keeps the identity grounded, while the orange adds just enough distinction. The monogram can work alone or within the circular secondary lockup, giving the brand flexibility without adding unnecessary complexity.
Concept 3: Logo Design for 19 Advisory
The focus here was to create a distinctive 19 monogram that feels strong and self-contained, while allowing the full name to work independently when required. The negative space between the numerals creates a clean separation and gives the symbol a confident silhouette. The deep green and neutral tone move away from the expected legal palette while still feeling established and professional. This direction has a slightly more commercial character, which suits the practical, strategic nature of the advisory work.
Concept 4: Logo Design for 19 Advisory
This concept takes a more layered approach to the 1 and 9, with the two forms fitting together to create a single symbol. Within the negative space is a subtle puzzle-piece detail, an intentional Easter egg referencing the idea of finding the right commercial fit, understanding the moving parts of a project and resolving issues strategically. The orange adds energy without overpowering the identity. An additional variation removes the puzzle detail and uses a cleaner straight division, providing a simpler version of the same underlying concept.
In Summary...
I hope you like the designs so far, and the ideas that formed them.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Daniel Sim
PS: Please note that all copyright and ownership of presented designs and ideas remains the property of Daniel Sim until the final payment is confirmed for project. They are not to be distributed or displayed publicly without prior permission. Failure to comply will result in a breach of copyright.





















































