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Written on Apr 23, 2012 // Diseño . ShareThis En México tenemos sin duda alguna a los mejores caricaturistas. Esto puede deberse a dos factores, uno de ellos puede ser que indudablemente siempre hay algo de que hablar o mejor aún de que reírse, o simplemente que esta técnica parece ser parte innata de la cultura mexicana, haciendo que algunos exploten ese talento para que los que lo disfrutamos, podamos encontrarlo en el periódico de los domingos. Algunos de ellos han optado también por la ilustración como parte de su labor, como es el caso del blog Turrilandia , en donde puedes encontrar no sólo divertidas caricaturas con las aventuras que cualquier mexicano vive día a día, sino además una serie de ingeniosos logos reinterpretados de una forma creativamente mexicana. Algunos de ellos nos remiten a íconos de las caricaturas de los 90′s, algunos a marcas americanas reconocidas, y otros simplemente son el motivo para hacernos reír.
Have you ever asked yourself why a competitor's business gets more attention than yours? The answer just may have to do with the elements that go into how memorable the business is. And that has to do with branding. But exactly what is branding, anyway?
Copywriter and Art director duo wanted to have a card that they can hand out to promote themselves as a team, but also wanted to have opportunity to practice their professions individually. Rethink Canada designed this Mr. Lube gift and business card that demonstrates what the service is all about. Getting rid of that annoying "change oil" sign. The dual purpose business card design mimicked that of a tire gauge and allowed customers to check their tire tread before they called in for a service.
Probably few remember the original Apple logo, which featured Sir Isaac Newton sitting under a tree with the inscription ‘“Newton … A Mind Forever Voyaging Through Strange Seas of Thought … Alone.” Thankfully, within a year, Jobs was introduced to Rob Janoff, a young designer based in Palo Alto, California who was assigned to help market the clunky Apple II, a far cry from today’s sleek MacBook. “For inspiration, the first thing I did was go to the supermarket, buy a bag of apples and slice them up,” recalled Janoff in an interview with Sync Magazine . “I just stared at the wedges for hours.” Eventually, Janoff created the polychromatic Apple logo which survived until 1998. Founded in 1909, British Petroleum’s (BP) original logo was designed by an amateur who submitted his emblem in a company-wide competition.
Posted by Chris Thurman on Jan 12th 25 logos that feature characteristics of water. Gushing, rushing, pouring, dripping, raining, sloshing, refreshing. Inspiration from one of the most abundant resources on Earth. I’ve always been enamored with the qualities of water. It can be tranquil and calming as with a reflective moon-lit pond or it can be powerful and awe-inspiring in the mighty flow of a waterfall.¬† It’s clarity and beauty embodies elegance while it’s power and force shows unwavering strength.¬† Whatever characteristic is on display, water can be found in a myriad of branding and corporate identities.
Pouring the ideas out and filtering through them. Finding a simple solution and trying out different options. Choosing two main concepts for presentation. Showing first options to the customer.
Company logo is an important part of any business. It’s often the first thing your customer sees on your business card and your website. Company logo is the face of your brand. To create a logo, you can either spend some money to hire a graphic designer to create for you or you can use online logo generator do it yourself. To DIY, you can check out these 5 great free or affordable and user friendly online logo maker tools : 1) LogoGarden.com »