Detroit-based designer Meg Jannott has challenged herself to brand each of the 44 United States Presidents in 44 days. She have even setup a Tumblr account exclusively for this project and while there still many president brands to come, we can already appreciate the amazing collection of vintage imagery and amazing typography skills.
Seoul-born Vancouver-based designer Andrew Kim have done a brilliant work in his personal experiment creating the next Microsoft logo.
Founded in 1971, Embraco is a global company, with factories in Brazil (headquarters), Italy, China and Slovakia. World leader in the hermetic compressors for cooling systems, product and development has always been a priority for the company. Despite Embraco’s global market dominance, little attention was paid to its brand, a scenario that intrigued senior management. Consequently, Interbrand was given … Read more Embraco Launches New Identity Worldwide
The Starbucks logo from behind is a very creative approach taken by Douglas Hamilton to reinvent the famous brand for the 100 Sexiest Women in Nonexistence marketing campaign created by FHM Magazine to celebrate nonexistent muses.
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.