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A logo is the best representation of any brand or business. It’s not just a random image – it’s the very symbol that reminds people who you are, what you do, and how you can help them.
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If one is familiar with advertising design and logos. one can't help equate this one with a snake. Especially when viewed from across the street. Does it look like a snake to you? Or perhaps a cobra, which is also a snake. Someone might want to recheck their advertising campaign.
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(2/3) That was a fine and dandy line of thought, until I discovered that that supposedly-unsanctioned logo is now being used on multiple Kroger-brand products as well. So, basically, it’s not unsanctioned, or a one-off, after all. It’s contradictory, but it’s official, and it’s here to stay.
I should clarify that it’s not that I don’t like the new wordmark placed back in the oval. As a matter of fact, I think it looks better inside the oval than on its own. I wasn’t the biggest fan when the new wordmark first debuted, and while it has grown on me, I do think the oval helps mitigate the kinks of the wordmark more than the wordmark can accomplish standing by itself. Honestly, I’m kinda thinking this wordmark looks even better inside the oval than the old wordmark since it does actually fill up the entire space (compare the two products shown in the image above to see what I’m talking about, and also feel free to let me know what you think in the comments).
No, the issue I have here is that we were led to believe that the new wordmark is going to be permanently oval-free at the time of its debut. This may or may not have been true; for example, all those quotes I, well, quoted in the previous description may have just been misinformed inferences by those authors, and not based on official, definitive confirmation from Kroger that the oval is indeed gone for good. In other words, Kroger may have known all along that they’d be bringing the oval back. But if that’s the case, I feel like they should have included some applications with the oval in the branding package released back in the fall. The specific exclusion of the oval element seems much too large to be an oversight if indeed its return was in the works, and at worst seems like a purposeful attempt to mislead people. A radical new sans-oval wordmark isn’t really that radical at all if you’re just going to backtrack on that a few short months later.
On the other hand, it could be exactly like I discussed in the previous description: the new wordmark really *is* meant to be oval-free, but corporate has decided to abandon that effort for the sake of recognition, or ease of logistics, or both. I mean, there’s no denying the former, and the latter is important because now all those product redesigns they’ve done over the past five years don’t have to be thrown out and started over to try and incorporate a new oval-less logo; they can simply place the new wordmark within the existing oval shape on the packaging and call it a day.
Both of these are clearly very important, valid arguments, and I can’t blame Kroger in the least for bringing the oval back. I just wish that it wouldn’t have been construed to have left in the first place.
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C-GLJT, a Gulfstream Aerospace GV-SP Gulfstream G550, heading north on taxiway "Echo" at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
Operated by Skyservice Business Aviation Inc., serial number 5278 was departing to West Palm Beach, Florida.
The logos on the tail belong to the following five professional sports teams: Toronto Football Club (Major League Soccer), Toronto Argonauts (Canadian Football League), Toronto Maple Leafs (National Hockey League), Toronto Marlies (American Hockey League) and Toronto Raptors (National Basketball Association).
Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Partnership (MLSE) of Toronto, Ontario owns those five teams.
LJT = Larry and Judy Tanenbaum. They own 20% of MLSE.
Finally i made logo for myself!
I chose these colors because i love coffee so much! No coffee — no workee :-)
Beaumont was a make of mid-sized automobiles produced by General Motors of Canada from 1964 to 1969. These cars were based on the Chevrolet Chevelle, but the line had its own logo and nameplate, and was neither marketed nor actively sold in the United States. Its logo consisted of an arrow, similar to that of Pontiac, but with a maple leaf to signify its dual heritage from both sides of Lake Ontario.
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I have a preference for shooting with a "normal" lens, but have been trying out this 28mm. It offers a wider view that allows me to include more context into the frame. So far, I am enjoying this challenge. View other shots taken with this lens here.
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I'm looking for someone to make me a logo for my store, - Anxiety -. I'm great at pictures but not so great at logos, so if you want to help me out, contact me in world or send me an email here on flickr and we'll talk!
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What do you think of our new logo created jointly with Lemon One. This guy is really good at what he does so if you need a logo then give him a shout.
We're pretty proud of it and there's also another collab with this great artist coming soon as well!
However your not reading this just to hear about our nifty new logo. Here's the all important updates regarding our current custom minifigures that are in production.
The Baseball Bat is coming along nicely. We purchased a pad printer last year and have been learning how to use it so we get the very best print quality. However this taking longer than expected and so we've reached out to the professionals to ensure the final custom is up to our high standards. So we're proud to announce that the great Brothers Figure will be pad printing most of the this custom with us just printing the baseball bat, skirt and hat.
The parts are being sent off for printing soon and the packaging is nearly finished. So hopefully not long till shes ready!
Brothers Figure are also going to be pad printing the 92 and 97 Bats which will be released after The Baseball Bat.
There is so much more we've got planned which we will announce soon.
Thanks for looking.
Logo for our new project!
Basic form is a circle that looks like three-segment diagram. These segments form the letter of Y. By the way this project was founded by three friends. Three founders — three segments.
YELLOW means clean and simple, unique and innovative, сonceptual and stunning works.
Follow Yellow! ;-)
I had to post this because it really made me laugh. This is the logo of the company for the thumb braces I am using right now. It says it all!!