Spotted from the 77A bus in Dublin yesterday.
Alan Joseph Hatton tweetz:
Dublin Beds – “Can’t Come To Us? We’ll Come To You!” With that logo, I bet you will.
Spotted from the 77A bus in Dublin yesterday.
Alan Joseph Hatton tweetz:
Dublin Beds – “Can’t Come To Us? We’ll Come To You!” With that logo, I bet you will.
Mesmerising animated lettering for CHRLX (Charlex animation studio in New York) by Danil Krivoruchko.
An iSmart charger purchased on Amazon by Liya Hoshi, who noticed something odd about the logo.
Following a rigorous Redditing, manufacturer RAVPower cleared things up by explaining that the inadvertent upside-downism had been spotted and fixed last year (below).
The new Guinness logo by London based agency Design Bridge.
Made Of More. Much More (Design Bridge)
((H/T: Fuzzy Duck)
Emblemmatic’s Mark Maker uses machine learning principals to generate tweakable logos it, eh, thinks you may like.
Or not.
US designer Will Roth is creating a logo for each city he visits on a four month tour of Europe.
Nice for some.
More here.
‘Living signs’ by You Talking To Me – a firm run by Parisian designers Bertrand Bellanger and Antoni Reguron – which reinterprets logos, icons and lettering as one-off bio-sculptural pieces for corporate clients.
The miniature decorative plants survive on a sugar solution and require no electricity, water or fertilizer. It’s a glamorous but vapid existence, in fairness.
Mmf.
A pleasing montage from British artist and calligrapher Seb Lester.
Previously: Medieval Blackletter Calligraphy