Pantone rainbow to promote design books
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To promote their colour guide book to design students, Pantone commissioned this 8 metre rainbow made from over 5000 colour chips.
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To promote their colour guide book to design students, Pantone commissioned this 8 metre rainbow made from over 5000 colour chips.
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I’m not usually a fan of the whole swirly-vector style of illustration that gets used over and over for everything, but this series by Si Scott definitely stands out from the crowd.
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It’s easy to compare the before and after of a major brands logo design and not like it, but what about after a year or two has past, and a few millions dollars have been poured into advertising?
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Everyone has their favourite colours, I have this… friend, who despite much ridicule is a big fan of pink. Posted on behalf of my friend, here’s a collection of pink logo designs to help bring everyone around.
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Choosing the right colour is one of many important factors when developing your brand identity.
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A test of any logo design is it’s longevity, and while some brands seem to change as often as the wind, other have lasted for the better part of a century.
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Norway, Japan, Brazil, Spain and more. 20 logos designs from around the world.
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After the founding of Apple Computer, inc. in 1976, the Apple logo design was destined for great things. But what if its founders had named the business something different?
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The three layer crest of the Iwasaki family and three oak leafs of the Tosa clan joined to form what became the excellent Mitsubishi logo design.
>> Read: Mitsubishi logo design – a winning combination