Google “wave” is a new “collaboration tool” that you and me are probably going to use soon. This post is about the logo design of this new product. I’ll try to cover the basics – what kind of logo it is, why it’s designed this way, what are the similarities and the differences compared to other logos. Also, you’ll find a small collection of graphic situations and interpretations of this new logo…
You gonna see this logo around very soon. It’s the new “Decision Engine” by Microsoft. Another smart search engine. It’s not online yet, but we expect it soon on www.bing.com . The provided EPS file bellow is vectorized by Logoblink.com and it’s NOT the official logo, but it’s 99% identical, so I think it’s OK to use it. Looking for first time at the logo I should say that it’s not irritating…
This post is about the new Pepsi “smile”. They say they’ll invest 1 billion USD for rebranding. Let’s take a closer look. The new Pepsi logo was launched a few months ago and since then I’ve heard and read a lot of different opinions about the quality of the new mark. As every redesign, most people doesn’t accept it at first and even deny it. But actually this new logo is a great move. I think…
George is a dance kid with his own career, fans and merchandise. That’s why his brand needs a decent logo :) Read what’s written on his website: “This time around, I’m asking you all to try your hand at designing my official logo which will be used on my websites, posters and my Music DVD cover!! pick one winning design myself and my team will help it be developed into the logo that you will all…
In order to understand better the new 2008 Vauxhall logo you should check the design of the latest generation cars by the company. Such one is the design of the Insignia model bellow: In my opinion the previous version of the logo (the red one from 2003 ) is better designed, but obviously the British Opel needed a new logo which should correspond more accurately to the policy of the company. The…
OK, Xerox got a new logo. That’s right. new xerox 2008 logo theory Why? Here’s the new logo theory of businessweek : ** Making the Brand More Approachable** Designed in the 1960s by branding firm, Chermayeff & Geismar, the familiar block-capital-letter XEROX wordmark, most often seen around the world in red, did not lend itself to the three-dimensional world of Internet and mobile-phone marketing…
