Create Double Exposure Logos with Inkscape @LogosByNick
Create Double Exposure Logos with Inkscape  @LogosByNick
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In this tutorial I’ll be demonstrating how to create double exposure logos using Inkscape. Double exposure is a technique that allows you to create an optical illusion in which two objects are exposed at once. In order for this to work in a logo design, the objects will be merged together to make a single object. This is something that is usually implemented in photography and photo editing, but if done right it can work just as a logo design as well.

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Create Double Exposure Logos with Inkscape

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