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Not really feeling the new Forester logo, so I decided to try my hand at a redesign. Here’s my take

what do you think?

Wireframe

love and miss zora's cyberpunk aesthetic era

Design Symbols
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Play buttons, swooshes and more...

Design Symbols
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Play buttons, swooshes and more...

https://designlobster.substack.com/p/124-design-symbols

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A new logo and brand identity for Sandisk by ELA Advertising in New York.


What are your thoughts on this?


We don’t store data in spinning disks anymore. I guess the clever half moon D had to go. 

I do mourn the nice serif font logos as they go, though. 

Anyway, the new logo looks like a printed circuit board. So it works at a technical level.

I came across an amazing logo today for the 2008 San Antonio Zoo Ball, designed by Josue Zapata under the direction of Bradford Lawton. The theme, "Monkey Business," was executed with remarkable simplicity and cleverness.



Year: 2008
Designer: Josue Zapata
Art Director: Bradford Lawton
Design Firm: The Bradford Lawton Design Group
Client: San Antonio Zoo
Nature of Business: Annual ball for San Antonio Zoo
Location: San Antonio, Texas, USA

The Braun logo, crafted by Wolfgang Schmittel in 1952, stands out for its precision and readability. The oversized 'A' creates a striking 1:1.3 ratio of bar thickness to space, while the curves form perfect quadrants. This meticulous design ensures clarity at any size and versatility in every context.

Abstract Logo
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From tech to fashion, explore how simple shapes and detailed patterns can evoke complex emotions and ideas through the captivating world of abstract logo design.

Discover the versatility and timelessness of abstract logos as they transcend literal representation to leave a lasting impact on brands and consumers alike.

Abstract Logo
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From tech to fashion, explore how simple shapes and detailed patterns can evoke complex emotions and ideas through the captivating world of abstract logo design.

Discover the versatility and timelessness of abstract logos as they transcend literal representation to leave a lasting impact on brands and consumers alike.

https://www.counter-print.co.uk/products/abstract-logo-1

In the 1950s, Toshiba adopted its iconic name, incorporating it into the company emblem. The name blends two Japanese words represented by two kanji characters. "Tou" means "east," while "Shiba" denotes "cambric," a delicate fabric made from finely twisted yarn. Toshiba's name reflects its origin from a merger a decade earlier, with "To" coming from Tokyo Electric and "Shiba" from Shibaura Manufacturing.

Logo designed for the Cat's Paw Rubber Company by Lucian Bernhard, the creator of the renowned 'Bernhard' font.

Year: 1941  
Designer: Lucian Bernhard  
Client: Cat's Paw Rubber Company, Inc.  
Business Type: Rubber heels and soles for footwear  
Location: Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Logomark for RTD - Southern California Rapid Transit Service, designed by the renowned Saul Bass in 1980. Client: RTD - Southern California Rapid Transit Service. Industry: Public transportation. Based in Los Angeles, California, USA.

A logo for the Universal Artificial Limb & Supply Co. that is completely uncreepy.

Year: 1927  
Designer: Unknown  
Client: The Universal Artificial Limb & Supply Co., Inc.  
Industry: Manufacturer of artificial limbs  
Location: Washington, DC, USA