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I couldn’t help notice the similarity between these logos. The “M” is so close, it’s either on purpose, or a branding nightmare waiting to happen. See for yourself. Medstory.com and Medtronic.com.
I couldn’t help notice the similarity between these logos. The “M” is so close, it’s either on purpose, or a branding nightmare waiting to happen. See for yourself. Medstory.com and Medtronic.com.
I just love how the “J” and “B” in Julia Baker Confections lines up so perfectly. It is brilliant.
Belated logo of the month for November, is The Production Department logo. Check out how the ‘P’ also forms a ‘D’ — very clever. Source: Superfamous (a super awesome site to browse around)
I’m voting for The Flying Lightbulb as the logo of the month. Who knows, maybe this’ll be a regular feature. They sent me a postcard in the mail. That’s how I found it.
Before: After: Info: www.cisco.com (via Speak Up)
The Logo of the Month has been on vacation for a few months, until today. I was reading about Pentagram Design on their blog and saw this gem for the Seattle Art Museum. It’s awesome.
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…
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oops. Being nice…highly “derivative”. Terrible type composition too. Not that I’m trying to be critical or anything. 🙂
The medstory looks like it is just a typeface that was included that they didn’t take the time to edit. But yeah it certainly can cause problems later on.