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Asking Alexandria: Bring Me the Horizon Logo Color Sheets

By Anthony Williams
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Have you ever wondered how to bring the epic energy of Asking Alexandria and Bring Me The Horizon into your creative space? Their standout logos are bold, distinctive, and inspiration-rich. Let's explore how you can integrate their vibrant hues into your art or design projects using colored sheets or digital designs.

The first step is understanding the color palettes of these iconic logos. Asking Alexandria's logo is adorned in fiery reds and oranges, punctuated by stark blacks, while Bring Me The Horizon's logo is a striking blend of cool blues, purples, and dramatic blacks. Let's dive into how to incorporate these colors into your work.

Asking Alexandria's Logo Colors

Asking Alexandria's logo is a bold statement in red, orange, and black. Here's how you can harness these powerful colors:

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the words asking alexandria written in black and white
the words asking alexandria written in black and white
a black and white logo with the words asking, mam - life alexandria on it
a black and white logo with the words asking, mam - life alexandria on it
the words asking alexandria are black and white
the words asking alexandria are black and white

Are you designing a rock poster, t-shirt, or album art? Start by experimenting with gradients of red and orange, mimicking the fiery hues of their logo. Black can be used sparingly but effectively as an accent or outline color, adding depth and contrast to your design.

Using Red and Orange Gradients

Create bold, eye-catching backgrounds or design elements using these vivid colors. Blend them seamlessly using software like Photoshop or Illustrator to create captivating, dynamic effects.

Bring Me The Horizon
Bring Me The Horizon
a black and white drawing with the words bring me to hell
a black and white drawing with the words bring me to hell
the logo for bring me to the horizon
the logo for bring me to the horizon

Remember, less is more. You don't need to overdo the colors. Strategic placement can make your design pop without becoming overwhelming or garish.

Pairing with Black

Black is a powerful neutral that anchors Asking Alexandria's logo. Use it to add balance to your design, or to highlight important elements. Consider using it as an outline color or to create stark, bold shapes.

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For a subtle touch, use black sparingly in your design - perhaps for text or a small accent shape. This will add depth without drowning out the vibrant hues of red and orange.

an image of some tattoos with words and symbols on them in black and white ink
an image of some tattoos with words and symbols on them in black and white ink
a black and white poster with a skull holding a knife
a black and white poster with a skull holding a knife
a black and white image of a pentagramil with three intersecting lines in the middle
a black and white image of a pentagramil with three intersecting lines in the middle
the words bring me to the horizon written in black ink
the words bring me to the horizon written in black ink
Bring Me the Horizon Logo 01
Bring Me the Horizon Logo 01
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BMTH

Bring Me The Horizon's Logo Colors

Bring Me The Horizon's logo is a cool contrast of blues, purples, and blacks. Here's how you can incorporate these colors into your project:

Blue and purple are calming colors that can create a sense of unity and harmony in your design. To echo the Bring Me The Horizon aesthetic, blend these colors in varied shades and tones, using black as an accent to ground your design.

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Blending Blues and Purples

Experiment with different shades of blue and purple. Use them in tandem to create intriguing, calming effects in your design. Blend them in your color palette using software color wheels to find harmonious combinations.

the words asking alexandria written in black and white
the words asking alexandria written in black and white
Bring Me the Horizon
Bring Me the Horizon

Remember, the key here is balance. While these colors can create a soothing atmosphere, too much of a good thing can lead to a muddy, indistinguishable design.

Introducing Black

Black is used sparingly but effectively in Bring Me The Horizon's logo. This helps to break up the cool color palette and adds visual interest. You can use black in the same way in your design, employing it as an accent or outline color to draw the eye to key elements.

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For a more subtle touch, use black to add fine details or edging to shapes and elements within your design. This can add depth and complexity without overpowering the core color scheme.

Embracing these iconic color palettes is a fantastic way to pay homage to these inspiring bands. But remember, creativity is subjective, and the most important thing is to make designs that resonate with you. So don't be afraid to experiment, adapt, and make these colors truly your own! Happy designing!

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