Logos are everywhere. Because of this, only a few can rise among the noise — and often it’s the more unique logos that are most memorable. Sometimes to be unique, you’ve also got to be weird. In this post, VectorTutsPlus showcases twenty lovably strange logos that work.
These graphic elements and logos were hand-picked as being the most popular of all time. TheLogoFactory’s version of a Hall of Fame features the most overused logos and graphic elements of all time. Designs that have been done to death, the most copied, knocked-off, reverse-engineered and generally abused so-called concepts in the history of ever.
Logopond was very useful for Abduzeedo’s logo project. He found amazing logos with some really clever and creative solutions for logos without using gradients or more than one color. Because of that, he lists some of the logos he found.
LogoBlog has selected ten of the most famous and prominent logo designers behind the finest corporate brands. Sadly, some of them are not among us today but their masterpieces are eternal, compelling us to salute these masterminds.
One of the most often repeated refrains on design blogs, in the critique of a new logo, is “Any design student could do a better job.” If you judge virtually every new logo designed today by classical design school standards, the kids in school are doing a better job. But there’s more. IdentityWorks tells you what they don’t teach you about identity design in design schools.
And to clarify, these are logos all posted to Brandstack in the month of February. That is why they are badass logos for February. We can’t show you logos for March because they don’t exist yet and we do not have a time machine. At least… not yet.
All designers operate in a unique manner, a style and process that they are comfortable with and which generates the maximum productivity for them. A little peek into these different methodologies opens up your eyes to possible new techniques and methods you might not have explored yet. LBOI showcases 15 such Logo Design Processes.
The logo is one aspect of a company’s commercial brand, or economic or academic entity, and its shapes, colors, fonts, and images usually are different from others in a similar market. Logos Designs are also used to identify organizations and other non-commercial entities. Breakthrough stuff, you”ll find over 50 examples at KarachiCorner.
A merger is a combination of two or more companies into one. It can often create problems for these companies: which name and logo will they use? Some companies create an entirely new brand name and logo, while others try to retain a bit of both entities. In this article at TheRoxor, you’ll find 20 companies that merged and the resulting logo. As you can see, sometimes you can see pieces of the original brands in the new logo.
Designers have been busy in the last two months with creating interesting logos. DesignYourWay is gonna let them do the talking.
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