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A look at how the original FedEx logo was translated to Arabic.
Enjoy watching Herb Lubalin discuss his PBS logo.
Can’t say I had ever looked at the Gmail logo that closely enough to notice the mix of the original serif font Catul for the G, and the sans-serif Myriad Pro for ail.
Wasn’t sure what to file Wrecking Ball Coffee under as it’s of interest to me on two fronts, much like Ink Butter.
I particularly enjoy looking at one of the example’s they pulled for SECCA (also written about by FastCoDesign) by Pentagram.
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 is one of those branding treasure feasts that one stumbles on from time-to-time. When you think you have seen all the bestest stuff on the internet, and how on earth could there be more, another another real treat is …
It was recently announced that Caterham will start the 2012 season under their own name. In 2010 they went under the name of Lotus Racing, then in 2011 it was Team Lotus. Due to lengthy legal proceedings with Lotus Renault …
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
The HP rebrand by Moving Brands is one I really do really like.
Is this a selection of bike tools fashioned into a business card, or a business card fashioned into a bike tool for Broke Bike Alley?
The Coffee Co•Op Brand Identity by Jake Dugard has taken my breath away; this is some seriously cool creative talent.
BrandNew have dibs on a review of the new StumbleUpon redesign. I’m not totally convinced myself.
Once again Christian Annyas puts together a mammoth post this time on Airline Logos From China and Hong Kong.
