Jul 9, 2008read the 13 comments
Having fun with logo equations
When I saw these logo equations a few months back, I wondered how long the updates would last. Fair play, as they’re still going strong. You can find many more at Logólogos. Who’d have thought sums could be fun?
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Susana
I really enjoy Logólogos, it takes a lot of creativity to come up with those equations.
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Jul 9th, 2008
Rafie
Nice! Perhaps I’ll find some of these later on. Erm… How do I apply axiom in a logo? :P
Jul 10th, 2008
Patrick
Finally, the formula for stealing logos is revealed! Very fun.
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Jul 10th, 2008
Kristine Sheehan
FUN!
Jul 10th, 2008
Daniel Campos
I’ve never seen this blog!
Very fun!!!
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Jul 10th, 2008
CPG
The Apple one is really the best one ! !
I’ve linked your site on mine. Thanks for the discover.
Jul 11th, 2008
Andrew Kelsall
Very interesting find David. I wonder, seriously, if this humorous technique COULD actually be used to create a logo.
Say the client wants a bit of this, and a bit of that in their identity, this method could turn up some interesting, and not to mention usable results. Yeah? No?….I may give it a try…
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Jul 11th, 2008
David Airey
Thanks for the comments, everyone.
Andrew,
To be honest, if the client wants ‘a bit of this, and a bit of that’ in their identity, they’re not worth working with.
Jul 15th, 2008
Andrew Kelsall
Totally agree David, although I suppose I wasn’t that clear about what I meant in my comment. I was trying to say that maybe, ideas could be generated in the initial stages of the design process by utilising alternative design processes. But it’s all water under the bridge now ;)
Jul 17th, 2008
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