Transit, From Prosaic to Profound
Design news coming from Metro Atlanta’s transit system and SailGP. Read More
Logo News
News Shorts
Quick news from the world of identity design. Read More
Today’s the LAST DAY to enter our Paul Rand design competition!
It's the last day to enter our Paul Rand design challenge. Don't miss your chance to win and be seen! Read More
VW Goes Electric with Elli
Volkswagen has created a new automotive energy and charging division called Elli that will launch in 2020 in tandem with the release of its new modular electric toolkit vehicle. Read More
New Year, New Uploads to LogoLounge
Participate in our Paul Rand design challenge and help us reach 300K uploads! Read More
A Fresh Look
The design firm Without created a new identity for Sushi Daily, the centerpiece of which is a female character with a fish-tail-like top-knot. Read More
For the Kids…
Recent news coming from design firm Pentagram. Read More
Center Stage: Alexa Erkaeva
This month, we chose to feature freelance graphic designer and illustrator, Alexa Erkaeva. Read More
Santa Rebrand?
A very limited survey asked people what they preferred to see in their Santa. Read More
Amazon Time
For the first 10 years after Milton Glaser created the now-iconic “I [heart] NY” logo, his design was not copyrighted so as to encourage use and acceptance by the public. Read More
Happy Holidays, LogoLoungers!
From our team to you and yours, we wish you happy holidays and a stellar New Year! Read More
Throwing a Curve,
Paul Rand Style
Read Bill Gardner’s letter about an exciting new design challenge for all LogoLounge members and Paul Rand fans! Read More
First Impressions of Book 11 Submissions Revealed!
Read some first impression quotes on Book 11 entries, coming from two members of our esteemed jury panel! Read More
Quick Takes
Quick takes from the world of identity design, including Comedy Central and Palm. Read More
What Space Can Be
Updates to the new Squarespace logo icon itself are not especially splashy at first glance, but the result is certainly more grown-up and serious. Read More