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Not really a surprise to hear all the differing thoughts and opinions being voiced after Apple’s WWDC2010 (World Wide Developer Conference) rather spunky logo was unveiled. Everything from shock, awe, sadness to “this is Apple’s new brand logo” which …
All I see in this colourful versioning of the Apple logo is a pair of lips (the right image is my dramatic edited version).
Rebrand ahoy… AP (Associated Press) have announced their new logo which replaces the AP logo of 30 years long standing.
Post Update: 19th February 2012 Now that the official statement on the Windows 8 logo published by Pentagram the perspective issue that I pointed out in the post below is now a mute issue. It also appears that the …
A look at how the original FedEx logo was translated to Arabic.
We caught a teaser of the new More4 identity a few months back with a showing of just the logo by ManvsMachine.
The following post provides useful imagery, information and resources on the CN logo designed by Allan Fleming.
The British Steel logo designed by David Gentleman—abandoned in 1999—is one of those rare logo designs that truly stands the test of time.
This thing, Paramount Pictures 100 Years logo, looks incredible if you can get your hands on a 300dpi version at 3000px wide which the first image above is
So who, when they first saw this magnificent 9/11 Memorial logo, actually took a blind bit of notice to the typography and realised it’s formed from two fonts, and not one? I didn’t.
The Herman Miller logo has always been one of these logos that I have long enjoyed viewing. This is a brief run down of the Herman Miller brand evolution.
Received a pleasant email/mailer from John Lloyd providing information on a web archive of work spanning his 50 years as a graphic designer, and creative director starting back in 1960.
I love reading snippets about how Paul Rand came up with the NeXT logo for Steve Jobs, so this article is just great. Also reading this article made me aware of a book called Design Dialogues by Steven Heller where …
Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi Logos – Revised Edition is a side-by-side comparison of all the various logo designs used by Pepsi and Coca-Cola through out their hugely successful run in business.
This is a little project to digitise the logo specification sheet for the Vintage Carl Zeiss Jenna logo specification sheet design.
The Cisco Brand Identity Book and Guidelines are 75 pages of complete coolness; one of the best set of brand books I have seen.















