Logo of the Month #19
It has been awhile since we have posted and discussed a “logo of the month” and today when I ran across the Tiger Woods logo I was very impressed. To have such a simple mark for a name, yet easily identifiable, is impressive.
It has been awhile since we have posted and discussed a “logo of the month” and today when I ran across the Tiger Woods logo I was very impressed. To have such a simple mark for a name, yet easily identifiable, is impressive.
I saw this video last week as part of the Phoenix Design Week conference and thought it was absolutely splendid.
The Punched Out Font (free on dafont.com) gives you a way to create cut-out letters which you can form into words. Perfect for your 15-minute break!
Some neat Data Visualization graphs. I found the web ones interesting.
The Logo of the Month has been on hiatus for a few months, but I bring it back today with this clever logo for a soccer team, the LA Galaxy. More details and photos, before and afters, and analysis can be found on Brand New.
John Burns designs and produces some awesome identities. He’s worked on big names like Intel, Sarah Lee, and Baby Ruth. Just thought I’d link to his site. You can see that by specializing (or at least, offering a site that showcases only one specialty in this case), he’s able to get work in a narrow…
Chromeography is a site dedicated to vehicle typography. Shown in the form of beautiful photographs… hundreds of car logos, and other chrome emblems of the vehicle age.
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I like the icon itself but I’m not a fan of the spacing differences between the letters of the first and last names.
Yeah, I think you have a good point. Not sure why that is.
I think the spacing is so that it will have symmetrical widths of the text on the left or the right. I don’t agree with the choice, but I think I understand it.
nobody else seeing hints of the transformers logo?
http://www.wearyourbeer.com/images/Transformers_Logo_Navy_Shirt.jpg