20 Clever Monogram Logo Designs
Monogram logos have existed as early as 350BC, often widely used on coins, paintings, sculptures and even postboxes! A monogram logo design will often be made by using letters or an acronym of a name...
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Hipster branding by Dave Spengeler
When a logo design is made just by following trends the result can be cool at first, but definitelly less recognizable. Designer Dave Spengeler started this personale project called Hipster Branding...
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The original and current form of famous logos
Check out the first version of these famous logos and how they appear today. via stocklogos.com
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Calligraphy by Adam Romuald Klodecki
Adam Romuald Klodecki a.k.a THEOSONE is a calligrapher and street artist, representative of the so called “calligraffiti” movement, from Warsaw (Poland). Calligraffiti, as the name itself explains...
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Japanese municipality logos inspiration
Used to italian city emblems, usually coming from an heraldic heritage, we’re astonished in front of these japanese municipality logos, that seem to come from Star Trek or WipeOut. [via PinkTentacle]
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20 creative Logo inspirations #2
Recently I did a lecture at the University about logo design and branding trends, so I post the second appointment of “20 inspirational logos collection” that you can use as inspiration for your own...
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Logorama is a short created by french collective h5. 2500 brand logos for a 17 minutes long story in cell shading. The movie is nominated as Best animated short at 82nd Academy Awards. It’s pretty hard...
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Massimo Gammacurta’s Lolli-POP
Massimo Gammacurta is an italian photographer, based in New York. He worked for Details, Forbes, Nike, Lexus, Surface Magazine and Esquire UK, among others. His conceptual work “Lolli-POP” started as...
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Overglow – retrofuturistic logos
Overglow is a project by Rome based designer Alessandro Strickner.
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