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While cupcakes themselves are not exuberant, people are made exuberant by them. Red is energetic and passionate, and the logo is giddy with hearts. The maroon tones in the design add a rich elegance, and the magazine-style Grenze typeface has an attention-grabbing, slightly old-world liveliness.

Few colors serve better than red and yellow to reflect exuberance. Red is for energy, and yellow is for joy — together, they make for an eye-catching design. The bulb and star of the icon suggest ideation or light, while the swoosh adds motion. The rarely used Caudex typeface is strikingly fresh.

Pink is jolly and energetic and is a great color for conveying trendiness and youthfulness. The geometric shape of the icon conveys order and stability and, in this vivacious pink, gives the design a compelling focus. The clean and capitalized Blinker typeface feels cheerful.

While dark blue isn't exuberant, the little cloud's happy face is lit up with joy, transforming the seriousness of the blue to a lightheartedness. The three yellow balloons express a sense of joyful buoyancy, while the slightly leaning Ubuntu Bold Italic font has a sense of energy and motion.

If you want a logo that grabs attention and conveys a healthy irreverence, then this design is perfect. The splat icon speaks of messy fun and carefree action, while the exotic and energetic cinnabar red projects adventurous high-spiritedness. The charming Ribeye typeface adds a playful edginess.

The logo feels joyful and lively, thanks to its icon of pretty, bright yellow and green birds. The funny-looking characters are memorable and, being birds, represent freedom and endless possibilities. The Josefin Sans typeface has serious, vintage qualities, yet it feels jolly in a maroon color.

This lively logo uses the fun and adventurous nature of orange to grab attention. The circular shape is friendly and inclusive and resembles an enticing bagel with cloves sprinkled over it. The Freckle Face typeface is inspired by drink mix packaging and is made more boisterous by the energetic red.

The lemon yellow backdrop and sunset orange heart of the icon exude cheerfulness. The simplistic camera design is creative and interesting, situating the brand in a specific niche. The wide letterforms and thick strokes of the Days One typeface feel lively and stand out in a rusty brown color.

The shield represents protection, the stars and stripes denote rank and quality, and the lion symbolizes strength. Combine these elements in white against a shocking pink field, and you have a daring logo. The Mali typeface, exuding a friendliness, is perfect for this infectiously memorable design.

Logos that include a warrior's helmet are usually unlikely to go with yellow, and so the color choice here makes for a very appealing design. The helmet denotes strength and loyalty, while yellow projects intelligence and freshness. The Gochi Hand typeface is authentic and endearing in maroon.

Music is often associated with liveliness and fun. Here, the idea of music is evoked by the spinning record and the colored blocks emanating from it. The purple and blue colors project fun and playfulness, while the neat lettering of the Viga typeface contrasts the energetic icon.

Conveying joy, fun, and excitement, the bright pink in this memorable and compelling design also projects childlike jubilation. The three figures, mid-jump above bumper cars, personify exuberance, and the Righteous typeface adds a youthful charm. This is a perfect logo for an amusement park.

The extent of motion captured in this design is what helps it to fit the exuberant label. Bicycles are also representative of fun, freedom, and excitement. The orange color of the bicycle is associated with creativity and inspires positivity. The Teko typeface has a bold presence in black.

The flamboyant bowtie icon captures a sense of playful irreverence with its humorous size and exuberant pink color. It won't fail to catch the eye and is highly memorable. The expressive letters of the attractively glamorous Elsie Swash Caps typeface add a distinctive personality to the brand.

Representing water, the light blue lines are cool and relaxing to look at. Their expressive curves create a sense of motion and denote excitement. An easily recognizable feature of a surf school, the surfer in green adds playfulness, while the Miriam Libre typeface enhances the stature of the logo.

The leaping dolphin captures the idea of exuberance perfectly. In white, the dolphin and Kanit typeface grab attention and denote purity. The striking yellow icon, resembling a wavy ocean, elicits feelings of adventure and excitement, while the red backdrop brings passion and energy to the design.

A person standing on a moon and reaching for a star could represent aiming for success from a place of enlightenment. The purple and orange color scheme conjures ideas of creativity, mystery, and enthusiasm, while the unusual proportions of the Josefin Sans typeface add lively quirkiness.

While black and green may not easily be described as lively, the pattern is explosively exuberant. Mandala shapes represent spiritual journeys, and the bloom at the center of the icon denotes renewal. The Jomolhari typeface — originally made for Buddhist texts — suits the design perfectly.

A white and pink color palette grabs attention and makes a lasting impression of liveliness and playfulness. The inclusion of the carousel, balloons, and circus tent goes far to capture the range of fun available at a theme park. The Alatsi typeface feels familiar and contemporary.

Nothing says "exuberant" like sunshine. The purple sun encircling an open-armed person in green creates an image of health, wellness, and joy. This could be suggestive of a brand that helps clients regain their energy and lust for life. The friendly Sniglet typeface adds a casual touch to the logo.