Paris Tennis School has the perfect logo

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It's just a shame it isn't real.

Paris Tennis School logo
(Image credit: Ramin Nasibov)

Many of the best logos contain clever visual puns, such as the famous FedEx arrow or Amazon smile (which, of course, also points from A to B). And here's a new example that, judging by the response, has served an ace. The only problem? It isn't real.

Currently doing the rounds on Reddit and social media is an ingenious logo design for Paris Tennis School. Featuring what looks like both the Eiffel Tower and an upside-down tennis racquet, it's the perfect emblem for a Parisian tennis establishment. One that, alas, doesn't exist.

"It’s the perfect logo," one Redditor declares, while over on X, AI Linus Ekenstam declares, "There is good design and there is this". That tweet (above) has received over 9M views.

Alas, a rudimentary Google search for 'Paris Tennis Schoo;' reveals that there's no such place. The logo, as it turns out, is the work of a designer called Ramin Nasibov. Similar visual puns abound on the designer's website, and there's also a nice concept for an AirPods logo.

"My name is Ramin Nasibov and I’m a Designer & Art Director specialising in Branding, UI/UX Design, Design for Social Media, Packaging Design and related Visual Communication for your brand," reads the designer's bio. "Being based in Berlin, Germany and working with clients throughout the world, the goal is to exceed any expectations by creating outstanding Brands and Design, making the projects stand out of the overwhelming crowd of brands and products."

Daniel John
Daniel John
Design Editor

Daniel John is Design Editor at Creative Bloq. He reports on the worlds of design, branding and lifestyle tech, and has covered several industry events including Milan Design Week, OFFF Barcelona and Adobe Max in Los Angeles. He has interviewed leaders and designers at brands including Apple, Microsoft and Adobe. Daniel's debut book of short stories and poems was published in 2018, and his comedy newsletter is a Substack Bestseller.

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