Brand Identity

A logo that embodies the thrill of exploration
and the raw power of Alaska’s wilderness

The spirit of adventure and the
rugged beauty of Alaska

The logo design for Goat Mountain Air draws inspiration from the rugged terrain of Alaska, capturing the spirit of adventure and exploration that defines the company. Using a bold black and orange color palette, the design reflects both the raw power of the wilderness and the dynamic energy of flight. Black grounds the brand with strength and reliability, while orange injects a sense of excitement and movement, embodying the thrill of aerial adventures over Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes.

With merch being a key aspect of their brand presence, it was essential to create a logo that stands out—something instantly recognizable, whether on apparel, gear, or aircraft. The result is a design that is striking yet versatile, evoking the untamed beauty of Alaska while ensuring visibility and impact across various applications.

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