With 2010 coming to a close, here’s a look back at 60 logo design tweaks and brand identity changes from the year gone by.

Quite some time ago I posted a brief look into some of the fonts included in Adobe Font Folio 11 collection. Too brief in fact. Included here is a wider sampling; including sans, serif, script and decorative fonts from the type library to whet your typographic whistle.

A great series of vintage social networking posts by Moma Propaganda.

While there’s no harm in mentioning the particular design software you use, or whatever your tools of the trade may be, focusing on it isn’t going to bring you any business.

Don’t settle for an off the shelf logo, your business deserves a professional logo design and brand identity.

Since late 2007, the US economy has been in trouble. According to the Dollar Redesign Project, “the ‘only’ realistic way for a swift economic recovery is through a thorough, in-depth, rebranding scheme – starting with the redesign of the iconic US Dollar”.

“0 to 255″ is a simple, web based tool for web designers that makes choosing colours, and finding variations of them a breeze.

We have an election in Melbourne in 2 weeks time, and I don’t believe I’ve seen any advertising for one candidate or the other. If a candidate were to take a leaf from the M&M’s book of advertising, I think they’d have me.

I wish all my mail looked this good.