your brand in ice: check out our logo ice sculptures

logo ice sculptures

A logo ice sculpture is a great way to make your brand stand out as you’ll find that many people at an event may never have even seen an ice sculpture in person before, ESPECIALLY in New Orleans. Your logo ice sculpture becomes a photo op and guests will actually touch the sculpture to make sure that it’s really ice. Nobody touches a printed sign to make sure that it’s really paper 😉

Because we use high end CNC technology for virtually all of our logo ice sculptures, we’re able to reproduce designs very precisely. So your logo gets the treatment that it deserves and a presentation that’s hard to beat!

At ice dragon, we haven’t always used CNC machining to create most of our ice sculptures. We used to do all of our sculptures the old fashioned way, by hand. We were pretty good at it, so there are still a few examples of those in this gallery. See if you can figure out which ones we did by hand. I’m not going to say that it’s really difficult, but it’s definitely not easy! The answers are down below, at the end of the gallery. We’ll try to update the answers as we update the gallery with lots of our latest sculptures.

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engraved color 25 years corporate anniversary ice sculpture at the Slavonian Lodge in Biloxi, MS

25 Years: Creating Memories

Harrah’s Gulf Coast had us make an ice version of their 25 years design for their special anniversary event at the Slavonian Lodge in Biloxi, MS.

35th anniversary ice sculpture for FW at the City Club in Baton Rouge

logo anniversary ice sculpture

35th anniversary ice sculpture for Faulk & Winkler at the City Club in Baton Rouge

Topcon logo double luge, Nola style

when Topcon visited New Orleans, they commissioned this special double ice luge for their party at the B.B. King’s Blues Club, which sadly, ain’t dere no more 🙁

(But B.B. King is a Memphis icon not a Nola one, so it’s not as bad…)

Old New Orleans Rum luge

in this case, we didn’t just make the logo, we made an ice luge version of the bottle. You couldn’t fill it up with rum, but you could pour that rum through it.

Manning's Sports Bar and Grill logo

you know, Archie Manning, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning…those guys. From what I hear, they’re pretty famous around here. Maybe because of this sports bar? 😜 But they had us do an ice sculpture or two for the grand opening shindig.

Hornitos agave tequila luge

these girls are ready to help party goers maybe drink a little more Hornitos tequila than they were planning on (not too much, just a little!) at the Cinco de Mayo festivities at a northshore restaurant.

Volvo logo

Volvo makes very safe cars, so we had to make this a very safe ice sculpture. Actually we do that all the time, unless it’s supposed to be dangerous. (We made an ice guillotine once 😱) This sculpture was at the Windsor Court Hotel.

Ford Motors Go Further luge

This Ford logo turned out really well and for a long time was maybe my favorite ice logo that we’d done. But I think you’ll see that we have others now that beat it. Or we’re about to, depending on how soon I can add new pics :/

Pro Football Hall of Fame Players Association

this was a Super Bowl thing, from the year the Ravens won. It was at one of the country clubs that we used to work with. Still a bit frosty, but it was a good logo to recreate in ice. I definitely would have liked to hang out at this party :/

PJ's Coffee

see, when PJ’s Coffee gets an ice sculpture from us, they know that then I’ll drink more PJ’s coffee. And with the amount of coffee that I drink…they might be kinda getting a free ice sculpture 🤣

Sadly, we just found out that our drunken website designer previously had absolutely zero content here about our logo ice sculptures! So we’re just winging it now, making stuff up as we go along while we rebuild the site into something new and improved. And also while we junk the previous format that was a developmental dead end.

Oh, and as promised, the sculptures currently in this gallery that we engraved by hand are the PJ’s Coffee sculpture, the Ford luge, the Old New Orleans Rum luge, the Manning’s piece, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame sculpture. (That one is probably the easiest to tell.) Thanks for playing!