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Logo and Corporate Identity Creation
Logos like the Wegener logo goodlogo!com is dedicated to the artform of the logotype and its accompanied corporate identity. We hope to serve you here with the finest selection of logos, selected and submitted by everyone from all over the world. With our voting and rating system and our classification in categories we would like to give you a multidimensional view on the best logos for different purposes. We accomplish this by letting you select different categories and styles per top-listing.
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The Identity Archives Project | Keyword-searchable database of logos and brand identity designs
Welcome to the Identity Archives Project – a keyword-searchable database of logos and brand identity designs from around the world. There's no need to register, and use of the database is free and open to designers, brand managers, marketing professionals, educators, students, brand identity design enthusiasts, and the general public. The Identity Archives Project is young and growing.Brands of the World | Download vector logos and logotypes
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1960s & 1970s Scandinavian Design Logos : un album sur Flickr
A common misunderstanding these days seem to be people confusing the two, thinking a Logo and a Brand is the same thing. This isn’t quite the case. You can have one and not the other, you can have none – and you’d most likely want both to be successful with your business.
Logo vs. Brand - Definition And Tips
LogoMoose - Logo design inspiration gallery and showcase
Logo Nest | Logo Design Gallery
"Just received a copy of Logonest 01 book. It's an awesome hardcover, very well printed book. My first impression was 'wow'! I browsed the whole book in a single shot."First brewed in 1893 and originally named Cerveza Cuauhtémoc after the sixteenth-century Mexican emperor, Indio , as it quickly became called by consumers and renamed as such in 1905, is a dark (and super tasty) beer produced by Cervecería Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma, part of global brewery Heineken. This week Indio introduced a new logo and packaging designed by Mexico City-based Olabuenaga Chemistri . Dilbert creator Scott Adams shares a comic that was rejected by his editor . I wonder if it was rejected because it makes fun in an unacceptable way of the venerable, heritage-rich tradition of logo design in corporate America or because of the allusion to men’s balls?

