Political blog logos
Following your nominations for personal blog logos, below are logos from the design and photography blogs you nominated for entry into the Logo Design Love Awards.
This is the eighth of 10 blog categories (listed here) to be published. For those unfamiliar with the awards, it’s not only the distinguished panel of judges who decide upon the overall winner, because there’s also the Reader Appreciation Award, so be sure to vote on your favourite by leaving a comment.
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Logo Design Love Reader Appreciation Award
It’s up to you to send one logo from above into the final round of the Reader Appreciation Award. Add a comment below with your favourite design (or 1st, 2nd and 3rd favourite). Once all categories have been published, the votes will be counted and the final round featured here.
Good luck to all nominees!
All 10 award categories
- Business blogs
- Design and photography blogs
- Entertainment blogs
- Environmental blogs
- Health and self-development blogs
- Marketing and PR blogs
- Personal blogs
- Political blogs
- Technology blogs
- Miscellaneous (for everything else)
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18 excellent comments, click here to add one
Ahmed
Well I don’t like politics ^^
Here comes my favorite :
1- Political Wire
2- Hot Air
3- Democracy Now !
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Mar 28th, 2008
Darrel
Politics doesn’t breed the best graphic design, does it?
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Mar 28th, 2008
Sławomir Kozłowski
1. Truthdig
2. Democracy Now!
3. Michelle Malkin
salon.com - what is this? :)
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Mar 28th, 2008
angela
1. Democracy Now!
2. Salon
3. Hot Air
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Mar 28th, 2008
Kelly
David,
I’m not fond of them as a whole. Some don’t communicate politics, and some are blah anyway.
Having said that, I’ll go with Hot Air. I can’t come up with a 2 and 3.
It’s fascinating as this goes along. In a couple of categories I could have voted for 7, in some, I can’t find three!
Thanks as always. This must be a monstrous amount of work doing all these.
Regards,
Kelly
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Mar 28th, 2008
Tara
1. Democracy Now - Nice use of positive and negative space, no doubt that it has something to do with politics - very strong.
2. Political Wire - clearly something to do with politics
3. truthdig - nice font usage with lowercase only, although if it was reduced in size much you might loose the small print, and it could be confused with something to do with Boston’s Big Dig project.
Mar 29th, 2008
moritz
1 Democracy now!
2 Hot air (Not great, but it works well withe the webdesign)
Mar 29th, 2008
Jacob Cass
Michelle Malkin if you can count that as a logo?
The rest not so sure about.
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Mar 30th, 2008
Trish
I really like Democracy Now!, but Michelle Malkin gets my vote for best.
Trish
Mar 30th, 2008
Chaitanya VRK
As per my knowledge of logo design, I prefer “The New Republic”. At least the typeface reflects journal kind.
Mar 31st, 2008
David Airey
Darrel,
I agree. This isn’t the strongest category, certainly.
Slawomir,
Cheers for the vote. Salon.com is really more of a directory site, but their politics section is huge (with over 8,000 articles). I searched for other politics logos to use, but it wasn’t easy.
Kelly,
You’re very welcome. There’s a fair amount of work involved, sure, but I’m enjoying it, and find it interesting to learn about the standard of logo design in the blogging world. Thanks for voting.
Moritz, Jacob, Trish, Chaitanya,
Cheers for casting your eyes over the nominations. I appreciate your time.
Mar 31st, 2008
Jermayn Parker
This is actually probably one of the better collections of logos so far, which is a shock seeing its politics…
in specific order my favs are:
Democracy Now!
Political Wire
salon.com
Truthdig
Apr 1st, 2008
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