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22 Amazing Black and White Logos-You gonna love it!
January 21st, 2009 | 
Author: | Through my years working in the graphic design field, I believe a logo is the major branding element which can boost or conclude the market value of any business. To stand out in the market place we willingly spend loads of money to get a sensible logo designed which is unique but easy to see and understand at the same time.
I believe logos in their purest form are a treat for eyes but many people get hung up on the colors. If your logo works in black and white, just know that you’ve got the beginnings of a good corporate identity. Although I agree that colors add recognition and personality to the logo but I think black and white logos are no less in helping you achieve strong corporate identity. I bring you some of the most creative logos which will surely tempt you to get a black and white logo designed for your business. |
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Fashion |
Time |
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Upside Down |
Ghost work |
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Shoprest |
You Photography |
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Horror Films |
Curious |
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Handmade Pictures |
Invisible Agents |
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Octave |
Mini Masterpiece |
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Rosenblati |
Russian Federation |
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Spoiled Rotten |
JCK – Landscaping |
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Ashley - The Music |
Piano Forest |
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PixSkull |
Tape |
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FIDO |
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| By the way guys, how many of you think that a colorful logo leaves a better impact on customers than a dull black and white logo. If you favor this opinion do write in to give reasons.
Let’s see who succeeds to prove his point |
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Posted in Black and White logos, Classic Corporate Logos, Corporate Logo Trends | 
Tags: amazing logos, Black and White logos, Logos | 
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Famous Logos & Global Crisis
I must say, what a ride we’ve had during the Global Economy Crisis…we all know 2008 crash is probably the most serious economic crisis we have faced after the Great Depression. In New York the clock that measures U.S. national debt ran out of digits as the figure surpassed the $10 trillion mark. When that happens, what else can one do but laugh?
Therefore, I would advice you to forget everything for few minutes, take a deep breath and relax…after all the light is at the end of the tunnel. Here is something interesting I saw on net, making me smile and thought it will make you guys feel better too.
Images below show the makeover done with some of the major corporate logos…after the crisis.
Enjoy!
Best Buy Logo After Global Crisis |
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Xerox Logo After Global Crisis |
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Yahoo Logo After Global Crisis |
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Ford Logo After Global Crisis |
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Citi Group After Global Crisis |
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Nike Logo After Global Crisis |
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Dow Jones Logo After Global Crisis |
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Cisco Logo After Global Crisis |
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Charysler Logo After Global Crisis |
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Dell Logo After Global Crisis |
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Ferrari Logo After Global Crisis |
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Nokia Logo After Global Crisis |
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Good Year Logo After Global Crisis |
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LG Logo After Global Crisis |
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Apple Logo After Global Crisis |
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However, if the crisis continued, I am sure this is how top company logos would end up. Don’t forget to share your opinions over it.
Let’s hope, soon we overcome this financial vacuum and may the new year fill our lives with success and prosperity.
14 Classy Corporate Logos - All time favorite!
| Every year, several corporate empires spend millions of dollars to come up with an impressive logo for their businesses to stay ahead in the branding race. Although, we get to discover great creative logos everyday but I am sure my fellow designers will agree that there are some classic logos, which have become the milestones of logo designing history.
I do not know much about branding and advertising but I am sure that an effective logo is necessary to make a brand successful. As a self-proclaimed logo fanatic, I am deeply in love with all of these below given logos. |
Mc Donald’s:Being one of the world’s largest chains of fast-food restaurants, Mc Donald’s logo shows two golden arches’ merging to form the famous ‘M’. Created by Jim Schindler, this logo was introduced in 1962. |
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FedEx:The memorable contrast of two colors in the FedEx logo marks its 24 hr service while the subliminal arrow shape in the “Ex” makes it more effective and memorable. |
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Nike:I don’t think there is anyone on earth who does not recognize the Nike swoosh logo. Carolyn Davidson, a graphic design student in 1971, designed Nike logo representing the wing of the Greek Goddess of victory. |
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Pepsi:Being one of the most famous drinks of the world, Pepsi was originally called Brad’s Drink after its creator, Caleb Bradham. The Pepsi logo is a simple globe with the Pepsi colors in the background. |
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Apple:Jobs and Wayne, designed the first logo for Apple depicting Sir Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree but soon it was replaced by Rob Janoff’s “rainbow Apple in 1976. |
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Mobil:
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Shell:This logo has become so recognizable that it often appears without the company’s name to identify it. The French-born designer, Raymond Loewy designed it in 1971 who also created logos for BP and Exxon. |
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Mercedes Benz:The three-pointed star that represents ability of the vehicle for land, air and sea-usage was designed Gottlieb Daimler. It was first seen on a Daimler in 1909, and was combined with the Benz laurel wreath in 1926. |
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Coca Cola:Coca-Cola is the most famous and biggest-selling soft drink in history. An amateur, Frank Robinson, designed the Coca-Cola script while the image of the bottle is among the most recognizable icons in the world. |
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IBM:Designed by Paul Rand, the horizontal stripes of IBM logo make it one of the most recognized logos of the world. IBM, has been known as "Big Blue" and they have simplified their logo over the years becoming more famous everytime. |
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Disney:The Walt Disney logo is a ‘stylized version of the founder’s Walter Elias Disney’s signature. It signifies the brand name and promises secure, cheerful and quality American mainstream entertainment. However, over the time, different animations and styles have been complimenting the Walt Disney logo. |
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Intel:Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore created the original Intel logo with a ‘dropped-e’, 39 years ago. In 1991, the company symbolized its involvement as a key ingredient in PCs and computer technologies by introducing the “Intel Inside” slogan with the Intel Logo. |
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Toyota:The Toyota mark consists of three ovals depicting the heart of the customer, the heart of the product, and the ever-expanding technological advancements. |
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I enjoy and admire each of these logos because they have made us understand the value a logo brings to a business. I am sure, many more names can be added to this list, so keep adding…It will be real fun. Always remember…Nothing better than a great logo, for a great company. See you soon! |
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