175,230 total logos
  • 2012 Logo Trends
    • Current Logo Trends
    • By Bill Gardner
    • 4/25/2012
    At this writing, there are nearly 175,000 logos on the LogoLounge site. Each design represents hundreds if not thousands of hours of thought and struggle on behalf of designers around the world. It's testament to their dedication that we're able to create these reports. So thank you to all of the designers who have contributed to the Trend Reports over the past decade.
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  • A Lighter Foot
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 5/14/2012
    A real-time driver behavior technology for commercial vehicles, formerly known as Eco Drive, has been rebranded by Buddy Creative, complete with a new name and identity.
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  • Michael J. Fox Foundation
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 5/11/2012
    This week, the Michael J. Fox Foundation unveiled its first logo redesign in its history, shifting the emphasis from the star qualities of its founder to the broader community the foundation reaches.
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  • Yin Yang for Lifetime
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 5/7/2012
    In a complete departure from its previous look as well as marketing hook, the Lifetime cable network revealed a new logo and slogan drawn from the yin yang symbol and its message of balance.
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  • The Stedelijk S
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 5/4/2012
    The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam has donned a typographical "S" logo in advance of the opening of its renovation and expansion in late September 2012. The logo was designed by Linda Van Deursen of Mevis & Van Deursen.
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  • Brooklyn Nets: Old Is New
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 5/2/2012
    Helped by minority owner Jay-Z, a new Brooklyn Nets logo, all in black and white, has been born. The two primary versions were unveiled April 30 near the new Barclays Center site. Jay-Z says he was inspired by the old New York subway system, which had black and white tiles, when he suggested the color scheme.
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