Break the Chain (corona, kerala) Logo

A hand-lettered, playful wordmark reading "Break the Chain" arranged on two lines: "Break" sits on the top left in large, irregular, rounded blue letters; "the" appears small and dotted near the middle-right; "chain" is on the lower right i...

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Hand-lettered 'Break the Chain' logo in blue with red sanitizer/chain graphic and small green virus icon, Malayalam tagline below.
Break the Chain (corona, kerala) logo

About Break the Chain (corona, kerala)

A hand-lettered, playful wordmark reading "Break the Chain" arranged on two lines: "Break" sits on the top left in large, irregular, rounded blue letters; "the" appears small and dotted near the middle-right; "chain" is on the lower right in the same blue style. The letters have an informal, brush-like hand-drawn look with varying stroke widths.

Integrated into the composition is a bold red graphic replacing the left portion of the word "chain": a stylized bottle/sanitizer silhouette combined with curved chain-like shapes and small droplet cutouts. To the upper right of the word "Break" is a small bright green circular spiky icon that suggests a virus; a short line of Malayalam text (small blue script) runs beneath the main mark.

What's in it: bottle / hand-sanitizer silhouette virus-like circular icon droplet shapes chain-like element

Shapes: wordmark hand-drawn / brush lettering rounded organic letterforms circular spiky badge silhouette (bottle) droplet shapes

Style: playful hand-drawn illustrative bold informal

Text in logo: Break the Chain

Visually evokes breaking the chain of infection: sanitizer/bottle and chain motifs paired with a virus icon imply stopping virus transmission (public-health messaging).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Royal blue
#2F3AA1 · primary
Tomato red
#E3302A · secondary
Bright green
#39C24A · accent

Frequently asked

What does this logo represent visually?

The design pairs a hand-lettered 'Break the Chain' wordmark with a red bottle/sanitizer and chain-like graphic plus a green virus icon, visually suggesting stopping infection transmission.

What are the main colours used?

Primary royal blue for the wordmark (#2F3AA1), tomato red for the bottle/chain graphic (#E3302A), and bright green for the virus icon (#39C24A).

Is there confirmed brand history or provenance included?

No — the file contains no verified historical or ownership details, so provenance is not provided here.

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