Who created the logos shown on VTuberized Logos?

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Each logo entry on VTuberized Logos lists its creator's name directly next to the logo, so attribution is visible on the page itself rather than buried in a separate credits file. Based on the site's listing, creators include SAWARATSUKI, murimurikyu, and Aikoyori, among others. The site describes the collection as "unofficial VTuber-style logos from various brands," which means the artwork is fan-made rather than produced by the brands depicted.

How creator credit is presented

The page follows a consistent pattern: a logo name, an @ handle for the creator, and Copy/Download actions. Examples from the listing:

Logo entry Creator
403 Forbidden @ SAWARATSUKI
404 Notfound @ SAWARATSUKI
418 I'm a teapot @ SAWARATSUKI
503 Service Unavailable @ SAWARATSUKI
ActiveWindows @ murimurikyu
Android @ murimurikyu
ArmoredCore6 @ murimurikyu
Angular default old @ SAWARATSUKI
Arch Linux @ SAWARATSUKI
Bluesky @ SAWARATSUKI
C @ SAWARATSUKI
Bun default old @ Aikoyori

This makes it possible to identify who made a specific logo without leaving the page, and to see that a single creator often contributes many entries.

Why some entries look like they have multiple creators

Some entries carry more than one name or version label. The Bun entry, for instance, is listed as "Bun default old shadowed shadow old @ Aikoyori" — the repeated words are version or style descriptors, not additional creators. When an entry shows several names, treat them as contributors to that variant rather than assuming a single author. If you need to be certain who to credit for a specific file, use the handle shown on that exact entry.

What this means for sharing a logo

Because these are unofficial, fan-made designs, keep the creator's handle attached whenever you repost or reuse one. Practically:

  • Copy the @ handle along with the image when you share it.
  • If you modify a logo, note that it's based on that creator's original work.
  • Don't present a logo as official brand artwork or as your own.

The site itself provides Copy and Download actions for each entry, but it does not state a separate license, so the safe default is to credit the listed creator and avoid implying official endorsement.

Quick way to find a creator

Scan the name to the right of each logo entry for the @ handle. If you're looking for everything by one person, note that SAWARATSUKI appears most frequently in the visible listing, with murimurikyu and Aikoyori also contributing multiple entries.