Logo Design

British Steel logo serves as a perfect case study in just this kind of perfect juxtaposition. Design enthusiast have long observed and appreciated its contrasting yet unified qualities.

The Lamborghini Logo Bravado, Luxury & Speed The Lamborghini logo, sometimes a bit of unabashed, on-the-nose bravado is all that a product calls for in order to send it into next-level of prestigious acclaim. Lamborghini certainly occupies a singular spot within the pantheon of legendary…

A detail as simple as an elongated “P” suggested motion and speed and maybe even a subconscious ‘varoom’ sound. By forming a roof over the brand name’s other letters, the modified “P” also rendered the word “Pirelli” more visually compact and car-like.

Ever the experimental professional, Lindon Leader was able to leverage a certain shape created between the custom fonts of the “E” and the “x” to create the perfect symbol embodying the FedEx mantra. That shape was a sleek arrow that, to this day, serves as a perfect reminder of the forward motion the brand continually strives for.

As Edward Young, the bird’s original designer reflects on the choice of a penguin as the mascot and brand name for one of the world’s most powerful publishing houses, “It was the obvious answer, a stroke of genius.”

Gerry Barney encounters a range of responses to his original design for the British Rail. People give it their own nick names and associations, but the logo itself, with its memorable double arrow, has now lasted and persisted for 50 years.

Ferrari. It’s more than just another Italian sports car or brand. It’s an icon. No matter if you’re cruising southern California or watching popular rap videos with very bouncy and “bootyful” ladies, you’re bound to see a sleek and stylish Ferrari at some point.

The Newly Revealed BT Logo Put’s The Capital Letter “M” In Minimalism (And No It’s Definitely Not Pretty)

The original sketches were produced by Gerald Watterson, a British artist who also happened to be an environmentalist. His sketches paved the way for one of the founders, Sir Peter Scott, to draw the first WWF panda logo.

Personal Logos of the Top 4 In Men’s Tennis Have you ever considered having your own logo? I’m talking about outside of business – a personal logo. Well, as it turns out, they are not as rare as they may appear. In fact, the world…

The North Face Logo I am a huge fan of logos and brands that have hidden meanings or inspirations in them. One such example is The North Face logo. This is a well-known North American brand that was founded in 1966 in the San Francisco….

The sharp-edged letter J logo was launched with an ambitious plan that goes ‘beyond football’. And if you think that’s a little pompous you should see the black and white movie-trailer-style video that launches the campaign.

I Love NY Logo By Milton Glaser The year was 1977. New York City went dark. It was the result of the city power grid sustaining two lightning bolts in the evening of July 13. By the end of the night – while the city…

Simple, yet sophisticated. Dynamic, yet cute. Iconic in each and every way. That’s how I view the Playboy logo. It’s one of those highly recognisable logos that can be identified in a glance and without the assistance of wordmarks. You probably already know that the…

The logo that the company uses sits at the top of each pen and has a white star-shape that apparently resembles either a snowy mountain top or a bird splat.