Los Piojos Logo

A black, jagged, hand-drawn wordmark reading "los piojos" sits at the top in an angular, slightly gothic script. The letters are irregular with sharp terminals and a rough, stencil-like appearance. Below the wordmark is a grid of small blac...

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Black jagged 'los piojos' wordmark above a grid of black stylized head/skull icons with pointed ears.
Los Piojos logo

About Los Piojos

A black, jagged, hand-drawn wordmark reading "los piojos" sits at the top in an angular, slightly gothic script. The letters are irregular with sharp terminals and a rough, stencil-like appearance.
Below the wordmark is a grid of small black silhouette icons (about twelve) showing variations of a stylized humanoid head or skull — round heads, pointed/winged ears or horn-like projections, and several heads framed by circular or winged shapes. One icon includes crossed bones beneath the head; others show spiky hair or ornamental rings around the face. All elements are monochrome black on a white background and rendered as bold silhouettes.

What's in it: stylized humanoid heads/skulls pointed ears/horns crossed bones

Shapes: wordmark circular head silhouettes horn/pointed-ear motifs circular frames crossed bones

Style: monochrome hand-drawn grunge punk silhouette

Text in logo: los piojos

Row of mischievous/menacing mask-like heads and skull shapes conveying a rebellious, gritty rock/punk aesthetic.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Los Piojos Logo History

Los Piojos is an Argentine rock band formed in the late 1980s, fronted by Andrés Ciro Martínez; they became a major act in Argentina's rock scene.

Frequently asked

What band uses this logo?

Los Piojos, an Argentine rock band.

What visual elements stand out?

The jagged hand-drawn wordmark and a set of small black silhouette heads/skulls with pointed ears and occasional crossed bones.

What style is the logo?

Monochrome, grunge/punk, hand-drawn silhouettes.

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