The rebus and the visual pun
“The rebus is a mnemonic device, a kind of game designed to engage the reader and, incidentally, lots of fun.”
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Logobook aims “to improve global design standards in logo and identity design, and encourage businesses and designers to create original logo designs.”
Full post: Logobook archives the finest old and new logos →Eero Aarnio Originals, by Bond
The Helsinki studio of Bond created the logo for Eero Aarnio Originals, the new company that manufactures Aarnio’s original designs.
Full post: Eero Aarnio Originals, by Bond →The Atari logo: behind “the Fuji”
Affectionately nicknamed “the Fuji,” the Atari logo, designed by George Opperman, still persists as a lasting part of popular culture.
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A 30-minute tutorial from Chris Do, founder of Blind in Santa Monica, where he explains his pricing structure for logos and other design services.
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“Finally Glennan got up, pounded the damn table and said, ‘I’m gonna make the decision, we’re going with this one.’”
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Only were commissioned to create an identity for Printworks London, a six-acre, 6,000 capacity, licensed events venue for the arts and music.
Full post: Printworks London, by Only →A few things #8
Ben Terrett continued his review of books he’ll never read with a look at Saul Bass: A Life in Film and Design.
Full post: A few things #8 →TrademarkVision uses image recognition to search for similar trademarks
TrademarkVision’s aim is to develop algorithms that can detect and compare logos, helping to avoid trademark infringement.
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