Fauxgo is a Tumblr devoted to fake logos from movies. It’s just started but there are already some great examples. A fauxgo (fake logo) is a symbol or other small design created to represent a fictional company or organization that exists only on film. link
One of the most globally recognized logos, the Nike swoosh, just turned 40 this week. The origin of the now grand mark is quite humble. When the Nike pioneers caught their first glimpse of the black, curvy checkmark, the graphic designer waited patiently for a … Read More →
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Saul Bass is without a doubt a legend in the world of design. He designed logos for AT&T, The Girl Scouts, Continental, Dixie, Quaker, and many many more. He also designed movie posters for classic films like Vertigo and Anatomy of a Murder. Christian Annyas, … Read More →
Starbucks has dropped their name from their logo attempting to join the ranks of other wordless logos like Apple and Nike no doubt. Although, not sure if this is a total logo redesign or just a temporary graphic exclusive to their cups like they did … Read More →
Horrible Logos is a brilliant website that offers quickly drawn “logos” for only $5 each. The logo is then posted on the blog. Worth a look and a laugh.
DC Comics Gets a New Logo
Interesting new DC logo from Landor. Not fully sure how I feel about it yet. No doubt it’s a huge leap forward, but does it retain anything of what makes DC, DC? The design of the new DC Entertainment identity uses a “peel” effect — … Read More →