Cartoon logos and mascot logos are typically a lot more detailed than regular logos - so they take more time and are therefore more expensive.

When does a logo qualify as a "cartoon" or a "mascot logo"?

Here's a borderline logo:

Is this a cartoon logo?

Normally with borderline logos we rule in your favor. This one is not too detailed, so you can get a logo like this with the Silver or Gold packages.

But not one like this:

This is an all-out cartoon logo (with shading etc.). To get a logo like this, you would need to order the Platinum package.

But wait, what about this one...

Well, there a lot of detailed drawing in this logo and it's cartoonish in style, but because we did not have to develop a cartoon character, we do not consider it a cartoon logo.

Here's another example to explain our way of thinking:

Technically you could call this a cartoon logo, but it's a fairly simple design so you can definitely get one like this with the Silver or Gold packages. If that running guy also had to have a face, it would become borderline. If he had to have a face, a briefcase in one hand, a stack of paper in the other and snake skin boots, that would upgrade it to a cartoon logo and therefore require the Platinum package.

Got it?

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If you're not sure which package is right for you, please send us an email and explain what you have in mind. We'll get back to you in under 1 business day.

If you are specifically looking for a cartoon logo, you should also have a look at our CartoonBall.com web site which is specifically geared towards cartoon logo design.