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[LetterCult] COREY HOLMS ”” LetterCult: Like many typophiles, Holms noticed that something was off with the Watchmen logotype, which was set in a cut of Futura Extra Bold. Someone manually scrunched the C in WATCHMEN so it would sit on the baseline, eliminating the top and bottom overshoots, making it appear smaller than the other letters.

[New at Pentagram] New Work: The Museum of Modern Art | New at Pentagram | Pentagram: (Prior to this, the museum did not typically crop images of artworks.) The images are paired with the logotype, which has a consistent vertical placement similar to the signage on the museum’s façade. In most applications, one large image is selected as the focus, representing a current exhibition or signature work from the collection.

[Brand New] Brand New: Which Brush is Mightier?: In my opinion, there is no comparison between the new Sur la Table logotype, which appears to have been rendered with a properly used calligrapher's pen, to the lumpy, ill-formed, juvenile Michael's logotype. With too many decender swashes, the broken stroke on the "l" and the ill-rendered letterforms, the Michael's logo will be an affront to any designer's eye until it's relegated to the trash can.

[David Airey » graphic designer, logo designer] Logo design and stationery for Ingalls | David Airey » graphic ...: from what I know, a logo can be impersonated by : a symbol or a simple word with a different perspective to it (correct me if I’m wrong), but the thing that buggs me is, why and when would someone be better represented , when he has a symbol or a text (and to keep in mind in the same time that a logo brings in front the ideals of the brand)?

[Logo Quality] Beware Of Cheap Logo Design Websites | Logo Quality: If the smelly brown stuff hits the fan and you need to take legal action to recover damages then you need to make sure the company you bought your logo from is covered by UK law. You will probably be prosecuted in the UK (you can also be prosecuted abroad) so you need to make sure your designer is available to help defend you in case of a copyright or trademark theft.

[Skyje] Professional Logo Design(How to reach to it through Tutorials ): 5 Free Fonts to Use for Web 2.0 Logo Design - So how about getting some free fonts to start your own Web 2.0 Logo design? Using UrbanFonts.com as reference, here’s 5 free fonts for Web 2.0 logo design.

[Logopond - Identity inspiration] LogoPond - Identity Inspiration -: mangohalf: by Logomotive: half a mango shaped as a C. custom type. Number of views: 3630: Dated Submitted: Feb. 16 '09: Added to Gallery: Feb. 16 '09 ... Feb. 16 '09. KGB said:. maybe you drop the C in the logotype and set it in the orange? ... gyui said:. i think this is the best of your solutions. you see a lot of whole fruits in logos, using the slice works really well here. Nice job logomotive! ... Feb. 17 '09. mikedesart said:. Great logo, What font is that? ...

[instantShift] 20 Sources To Get Logo Design Inspiration | instantShift: LogoFaves showcase best creative logos developed by logo designers and they showcase it in their gallery. In their own words “We take pride in introducing some of the best talents in the world of logo design by bringing them together and turning the spotlight on their work”.

[Hitsubmit Articles] Hitsubmit Articles: Logo Design””Setting Your Company Apart: A logo, combined with its logotype, forms a trademark or commercial brand. Logos, consisting of various shapes, colors, fonts, and other images help customers identify a company as well as associate merchandise of a type of product with that company.

[Organized Chaos] Organized Chaos » Blog Archive » Would You Buy A Logo From Walmart?: It was a pity, though, cause I got the impression that any plagarism (if there was any really-how many ways can you draw a fish in 6 brush strokes?) was totally unintentional - still the subconscious mind is a funny thing - sometime if fiddle idly with a design for hours (like when I’m watching a game on TV) I’ll notice that I’ll have something looking EXACTLY like something I previously did or something..

[The FontShop FontFeed] The Logos of Web 2.0 | The FontFeed: The typeface is then used throughout the site in headers and graphics. It’s a great way to reinforce a brand and set it apart:

[Logo Design Blog] Logos of IPL - The Indian Premier League | Logo Design Blog: The Kings XI Punjab logo is a combination of classical logotype elements such as the crest and banner, along with a modern layout and typeface to create a unique hybrid. The logo features a gray-colored, bright red-outlined crest on which two lion heads face opposite sides along with the team name Kings XI Punjab written in bold, block letters.

[David Airey » graphic designer, logo designer] Logo design process for Berthier Associates | David Airey ...: I’m pretty young (experience-wise) in the design world, and one of the things I constantly struggle with is the balance between utter simplicity and complete encapsulation of a philosophy or message. This Berthier logo (and many of your others) is simple but refined, and strongly font driven, but the fonts you opt for are also very simple.

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