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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.
Brand New breaks the news that Walmart is rebranding. Old: New: What do you think? I like how they’re making it a single word (without the dash in the middle) but dislike the color change and the unclear sun symbol which doesn’t have a story behind it. I suppose the start didn’t either, but it’s…
Andrew Smith forwarded me this link to a site with free comic fonts and letter typefaces. It’s pretty neat. Might be useful for a banner graphic or something.
Some very fun fonts, for non-profit use. I like all of them, although I’m not sure where I would find any use for one. (update: I found one!)
For February’s Logo of the month I bring you the truly revolutionary “beta” logo for Flip.com. I have to say, it’s a smart idea. Just draw a beta logo for a beta release. I like it.
Some great free fonts over at Letterhead Fonts.
I just love how the “J” and “B” in Julia Baker Confections lines up so perfectly. It is brilliant.
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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.