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best/worst corporate logos
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dave
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if you dig design, and judging from your posting in this thread i would guess you do, do yourself a favor and check out his site. I think I posted it earlier in this thread but it's paul-rand.com you'll be amazed if you're unfamiliar with his work.
he's my design hero. him and saul bass.
he's my design hero. him and saul bass.
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if you dig design, and judging from your posting in this thread i would guess you do, do yourself a favor and check out his site. I think I posted it earlier in this thread but it's paul-rand.com you'll be amazed if you're unfamiliar with his work.Originally Posted by dave
he's my design hero. him and saul bass.
Thanks for the link. Some excellent stuff.
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Posting again because the original disappeared.
Canadian National Rail. The logo is nearly 50 years old now and looks just as fresh.
Canadian National Rail. The logo is nearly 50 years old now and looks just as fresh.
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I don't approve of arms that weren't issued by a monarch. Or at least a head of state.
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Old New/Slightly trimmed down Colonel
you can decide which one's better
Old New/Slightly trimmed down Colonel
you can decide which one's better
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I like the second one, but I wish they'd done without the apron.
It's ironic that the most aesthetically pleasing flags are those of our enemies. It's not as if the Nazis can take credit for designing that emblem, as we all know its an ancient Buddhist symbol, but regardless the flag is incredibly well-designed.Originally Posted by Brian SD
Actually, the buddhists didn't invent it. I've seen it on sealings dated to EH II found at the site of Lerna. EH (early helladic) II is about halfway between 2000-3000BC, though we don't know precise dates. It's been found in other areas as well, but i haven't studied those.
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I think Sprint's is decent.
StephenHero
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Reebok's are terrible. They need to start from scratch.
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