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…
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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…
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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!
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Logo evolution: Le Coq Sportif

We have all heard of the athletic rooster, or as it is more famous – Le Coq Sportif. The triangular (in most cases) logo with the rooster can be seen on variety of shoes, shorts, t-shirts and other sports equipment. Whereas the French company producing sports clothing originated back in 1882, the first branded products were available on the market from 1948. This is when Le Coq Sportif came up…
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Ambigram Logo Set Collection

An ambigram is an art form that can be read in the same way from another viewpoint or orientation. John Langdon and Scott Kim are the two artists who have been most responsible for the popularization of ambigrams. Douglas R. Hofstadter has focused his research on the sense of “I”, consciousness, analogy-making, artistic creation and etc. He describes an ambigram as a “calligraphic design that…
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American Airlines rebranding – 2013

American Airlines is one of the most popular airlines in the world. They have been around for about 80 years now and have changed their logo design a few times. You can see the evolution of the AA logos, compiled by designboom.com, here: The last one is the American’s new logo design, changed on 17th January 2013. Except for this time they didn’t only change the logo but rebranded everything. In…
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36 Famous coffee logos from around the world

As the coffee is my favorite everyday drink I did a research on the coffee brands and their logos from around the world. I’ve collected the most interesting  of the famous coffee logos for you to see here! Enjoy them:) It’s interesting how different the approach to each logo design is. The company’s logo is the most important part of the corporate identity. Therefore, brand logos should…
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Guimarães 2012 – European Capital of Culture Logos

Last year I was invited by my friend and colleague Tiago Lemos to visit Portugal. So it happened that  in 2012 the city of Guimaraes, Portugal was the European Capital of culture. The city is famous for  its museums, plenty of monuments, cultural associations, art galleries and popular festivities. During the time it was the capital of culture you could see the graphic identity designs for the…
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Prezi with a new logo

You probably know the best online software for presentations out there – PREZI. Recently they have changed their brand identity.  It’s now more “blueish” and more cold-corporate. The logotype is more conventional. Personally I like the funny two-way-“r”. The “e” is the already popular “smiled-haineken E”  In case you wonder where the mark comes from and why it’s so detailed for a logo – it’s…
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The new trend “Microsoft”

These is a short preview of how the new “Microsoft” rebrand trend could influence the other companies :) Although this picture is a spoof,  it’s interesting that the Bulgarian ICN logo ( bottom right ) is actually a real logo that is in use for some years already. The company is a well known hosting and domain name provider in the country.
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