Logo map – major brands in 2012

Something interesting that has been going around recently. This 2012 brand logo map design actually can be very informative if read properly. You can easily see the major brands and how their sub-brands are distributed on the market. The image is 2400 px× 1507 px. You…
Keep Reading →

Michelin Logo in vintage posters

**** It is one of the two largest tire manufacturers in the world along with Bridgestone. French tire company Michelin has been around for a very long time. This is probably why their pudgy white mascot Bibendum is now intrinsically part of cycling graphic design. We…
Keep Reading →

32 Wine Logos – Wine of the World

Who appreciates a glass of good wine here ? :) What about good graphic design?  In this post about wine logos we have combines these two passions of ours. Here you can see 32 conceptual logos of wines from all over the world are presented… Enjoy it!
Keep Reading →

Vintage logo designs by Stefan Kanchev : over 160 pages of great designs [PDF]

A lot of things could be said about my favorite logo designer : Stefan Kanchev (1915-2001). The most important thing of all is that he was a great talent. Unfortunately, as many other great artists, he didn’t become world famous because he was working “behind” the Iron…
Keep Reading →

McDonald’s Logo Mania

In this post I will introduce you with more detail to the creation, different uses, and variations of the famous McDonald’s logo. That’s right – the golden arches. Similarly to Starbucks, McDonald’s is a global powerful corporate player and one of the pioneers in the…
Keep Reading →

Starbucks Logo Mania

In this post I am going to present you the history and variations of the Starbucks logo. This includes formation of the genuine design and groups of logo designs as part of the Starbucks logo mania. I have compiled several publications on this topic and I have also…
Keep Reading →

Arabic logo set + useful sources

I’ve realized that I don’t pay enough attention to the Arabic logos. That’s the reason for writing this post. Here I’ve picked 16 nice samples. Hope you will like them. Yin Yang logo by prof. John Langdon Equestrian city logo (arabic zoomorphic calligraphy) Quarterly…
Keep Reading →

Explaining the web 2.0 logos

…The question: Trend, disease, necessity or evolution ? Although this ridiculous Apple logo design from 1976 looks like an 1876 emblem, this picture represents the evolution of logos very well. Apple is a technology company and can afford to redesign its symbol in any…
Keep Reading →

44 RECYCLE logos and symbols

The following text is from the PDF above: _ The PITCH-IN symbol This symbol of a stylized person cleaning up the environment was adopted in 1976. This is stated on the website of PITCH-IN Canada (www.pitch-in.ca) – associated Clean World  International. PITCH-IN Canada…
Keep Reading →

Latest Entries

Photoshop logo web2.0 beginners tutorial

This is a pretty brief but useful video, especially if you are not familiar with basic photoshop techniques. It’s up to you to decide if this is a “web2.0” logo or it’s not. People call it this way, so here it goes just like this. * Personally, I think that this “reflection” thing is just an effort to make the shape a little bit better looking since the logo/typo itself sux. Same sh*t with the…
Keep Reading →

44 RECYCLE logos and symbols

The following text is from the PDF above: _ The PITCH-IN symbol This symbol of a stylized person cleaning up the environment was adopted in 1976. This is stated on the website of PITCH-IN Canada (www.pitch-in.ca) – associated Clean World  International. PITCH-IN Canada is a non-profit organization with worldwide membership. Unlike the other recycling symbols, this symbol is not primarily used to…
Keep Reading →

15 famous arrowlike logos

In my opinion these logos got arrows inside them or are at least arrow-shaped. Some may be called chevrons or something else, but still – these are arrowlike logos. This selection is made just for fun. I actually wanted to check how many famous logos include or resemble arrows I can find. “Kinko’s” was one of the logos I added at the last moment. The truth is that the arrow symbols were well…
Keep Reading →

Ericsson logo / brand guidelines

Ericsson logo guides pdf.gif Download a pdf file of 12 pages with the ericsson logo/brand guidelines . Logo guidelines are provided by the marketing or the design department. Their purpose is to mark the guides of the logo/brand usage in advertising materials and every other stuff where the logo of the company may appear. Logo guidelines are usually a few pages and are very useful when prepared…
Keep Reading →

Financial Company Logo Case

company logo case hand designs In this company logo case I’m showing the research I did before creating a logo for a finance consulting company called “Trading Finance”. The client wanted a handshake symbol for a logo design. Our creative studio offered him three separate variations in different colors: Versions 1 & 2 are clear hands icons forming an arrow going up as a symbol of growth and…
Keep Reading →

Logo Ligatures Tips & Tricks

The Before & After magazine says: “Companies of every kind sign their names with linked letters called ligatures. Ligature means to tie. Ligatures make excellent business signatures. They’re handsome, simple and compact. And they’re fun, too—we all have initials! Some letters link in one typeface but not another. Others link in lowercase but not in upper. What follows are a variety of ways to get…
Keep Reading →

Stanford online vectorize logo tool

How to vectorize a logo online? The address is vectormagic.stanford.edu :) What you can do there is: upload an image, make some adjustments and download the vectorize result + share the logo with everybody. Here are some screens , following the process: vector-tool-stanford01.png vector-tool-stanford02.png vector-tool-stanford03.png vector-tool-stanford04.png vector-tool-stanford05.png vector-tool…
Keep Reading →

New Xerox logo theory

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…
Keep Reading →
Web design by Ralev.com. | © 2007-2019 Some Rights Reserved Logoblink.com