Earlier today I wrote an article for WebDesignerDepot featuring these well know brands in Comic-Sans created by Russian designer Oleg Tarasov. Be sure to check out the full post which contains not only the above logos, but many other examples as well.
The Hypercompact animated logo was put together by designers Igor Ginzburg and Evgeny Skidanov after checking out the still version created Morgan Allan Knutson. The final result is a really impressive animation, watch the video below. Via DobbyBrain.
If you’re thinking about where to spend your next holiday, and considering to visit Europe, why not choose a country based on their branding efforts?
Back in 2011 StumbleUpon went through a rebranding process which resulted with an amazing update to their overall identity look-and-feel. While I loved the use of the more adventurous reddish in contrast to the odd combination of green and blue, I never quite well understood their choice for the controversial phallic shaped logo, in layman terms, the damm schlong.
Watching the evolution of the Batman logo video, put together by Rodrigo Rojas, not only opened my eyes to the share amount of variation on a single logo.
I’ve just stumble upon this finally curated collection of Metro logos from around the world. It’s quite interesting to look at all of this logos clamped together.
The Grand Central Terminal is one of most iconic landmarks of New York City and very busy too with an outstanding 700,000 people daily passing through the terminal to use the Metro-North Railroad. Designers Michael Bierut and Joe Marianek from the design firm Pentagram have designed a logo to celebrate the upcoming 100 years of … Read more New York Grand Central Terminal 100 Years Logo
I have been willing to write a post with a compilation of the best logos of app design studios for a while, and amazingly this were the only logos I was able to find which deserved to be mentioned.
One of the downsides of working with design projects is that if you don’t develop a solid and structured system to organise your design project folders.
Minneapolis-based designer Allan Peters, who’s currently Senior Art Director at Target, have designed this pretty neat-looking vintage logos for the upcoming Artcrank Minneapolis.