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“The logos featured here create the company’s name by combining intricate shapes made up of fonts and illustrations.
These are usually the kind of logos that make you take a second look and say ‘wow, that’s clever!’.”
Griffin Technology, established in 1992, is a provider of accessories for personal computing and and digital media that develops a range of products from cases to travel solutions — with an emphasis on Apple products — including the original iTrip. In an effort to keep a fresh face, Griffin’s brand mark is evolving for what looks like the fourth time since they opened their doors in 1992 (a snapshot of the changes on their blog) introducing a new identity created in-house at the very end of last year.
“There is no Sunday like Super Bowl Sunday: The friends, the beer, the chips, the bets, the ads… and, oh yeah, the game. And just in case you were confused by this year’s Pro Bowl being played before the Super Bowl, heed the news, the Super Bowl is this Sunday in Miami, Florida with the New Orleans Saints playing the Indianapolis Colts. But aside from mentioning the obvious, let us turn our attention to the Super Logo, designed this season by Attik”
Thanks to LOGODESIGNLOVE.COM and Mr Carl on FLICKR we are give the opportunity to reminisce and look back at some wonderful logos that by today’s standards are still very relevant and outstanding.
THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE LOGO IN THE WORLD Logo Design Love has a great article and retrospective on the “I Love NY” logo. They even have an interview with the graphic designer who created it, Milton Glaser. The funny thing is, that he believed that the logo’s equity would only last a few months. It was created in 1977 by Glaser pro bono. It is now a recognizable symbol not only for the city aforementioned, but for the state of New York as well. It has been adapted into countless knockoffs and souvernirs, revealing its timeless nature.
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