Coca-Cola Logo Design – A Vintage Coca-Cola Logo Used for One Year Only in 1890
Coca-Cola Logo Design – A Vintage Classic Used for One Year Only in 1890 Totally love little famous logo and logo history trivia bits like this. Not sure…
Coca-Cola Logo Design – A Vintage Classic Used for One Year Only in 1890 Totally love little famous logo and logo history trivia bits like this. Not sure…
Stunning artwork, design and typography, by Alex Trochut, for The Penguin Classics DUNE Hardcover version of DUNE by Frank Herbert. The version of the DUNE logo on the…
Being ditched by your client isn’t a subject not many of us logo and graphic designers would care to talk about, but it happens, and it happens a…
Man and His Mark – Trademarks and Company Symbols, designed by Les Mason, was part of the Impressions series; a range of paper promotions produced for Associated Pulp and…
Designer Kunel Gaur, head of a creative agency called Animal, has reimagined and redesigned some famous logos and brands in a minimal monochromatic style. On a typographic level, the brand logos…
Fortune 500 Color Palettes by Bold Web Design is a veritable feast of brand logo design colour palettes. Not sure I’ve ever seen such a comprehensive collection of…
Lettering Series Designed by Rafael Serra aka FAEL Came across these wonderfully alternative takes of various famous logo and icon designs, by Rafael Serra aka FAEL. Rafael is…
The Lost PBS Logo Animations by Lubalin, Smith, Carnase, Inc, and Animated by Edstan Studios, Recreated by Jonathan Katav On day 18, the 3rd April 2018, the website Lubalin…
Paul Rand has the right idea. When a client approaches you for a logo or identity design, and they have done so based on your portfolio, your experience, your reputation and your style, you have the driving seat.
I absolutely love this style of logo design used for the Argentina Football World Cup 1978: simple, clean, strong, bold and Helvetica.