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Created by Garry Parker and used with his permission. Gary created the original not long after the initial ubuntu studio launch.
I added the official ubuntu studiol wordmark, applied a drop-shadow and rendered the final image in Gimp.
As with all my submissions, I aimed for some degree of "background" sensibility, thus my selection of dark colors.
C. F. Howlett
2010 is the 20th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and AIGA Colorado is celebrating it with this year's Giving Voice Poster Project. It is a collaboration between AIGA Colorado, VSA Arts of Colorado/Access Gallery and the partnership with Colorado Cross Disability Coalition.
"Advocate For Equality", a propaganda-style poster that's meant to live on the city streets, in full view of the public eye. Street-wise bullhorns rise above the gathering crowd, informing us that EQUALITY is a universal right.
22 students from Kask at Hogeschool Gent, will be designing the corporate identity for MuseScore. The project has been kicked off with a short presentation on musescore. In a first phase each one of them will be creating a house style, logo and word mark. Eventually the best proposal will be selected to be further elaborated into a full blown the corporate identity for MuseScore.
Store 233 [70-233], located at 180 West Girard Avenue, at the site of the old Schmidt's Brewery. Was org. to open as Pathmark, but was changed. Opened 8/26/2011. Has the 2008 "FRESH" wordmark on the exterior of the store, and the 2004 "fresh" interior decor. View is from West Girard Avenue.
Simon Vieira's graduate project, Diligo, is a social change website that allows people to collaborate, socialize, and invest together in ideas that will change the world in a positive way. The site enables individuals to post an initiative and have the public rate it. The higher the rating, the more exposure the initiative gets.
The branding effort for this project included the identity itself, the brand guidelines booklet, packaging, advertising, stationary and the website itself.
Learn more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
Project: Business cards that crept into an icon and wordmark. This is not an exhaustive identity project.
Direction: The client is a problem identifier and solver for the financial industry. The directions we talked about were:
taking complex things and breaking them down to their essential pieces
focusing on the important amidst all the "noise"
Venn diagrams
exploding Rubik's cubes
movement and expansion
Background: His business name does come from dogwood trees. He grew up in Virginia (lots of dogwoods). Dogwoods bloom in the shade of the larger trees (he's a productive consultant in a large industry). Even if known only to him, "Dogwood" sounds like/reminds him of "Dogbert" (Haha!)
Application: Business Cards. He wants a tactile experience, something highly textural/fibrous (remember me talking about a paper stock I wanted to rub on my cheek? This is that project). He's drawn to dark brown. He wants embossing and/or raised ink. And, he's got the bank to do it (pun intended).
Color: Right now, I chose a black and gold color scheme. It likely won't stay that way because of being on a brown paper stock. I'll have to figure out how to translate one of these, but let's save that for later.
My Inspirations:
1. The center of the dogwood flower, taking apart or unraveling problems
2. Venn diagrams, a calm/focused center, movement (hubs says it looks like egg beaters), the general flower shape
3. Dog bones (a nod to Dogbert) in the general flower shape, in the shade (circle) of a larger entity
Feedback: All of it. I need 3 strong concepts to show. If one of these isn't "show worthy" or you can describe another, more varied concept, I'm listening. It does not need to be inspired by the Dogwood.
Store 233 [70-233], located at 180 West Girard Avenue, at the site of the old Schmidt's Brewery. Was org. to open as Pathmark, but was changed. Opened 8/26/2011. Has the 2008 "FRESH" wordmark on the exterior of the store, and the 2004 "fresh" interior decor. This is viewing the entrance by the elevators from 2nd Street.
Custom build instructions for all Bronco models, including the 60th Anniversary are available from @buildmybrickbronco on instagram
On August 11, 1965, Ford introduced the Bronco and coined the phrase “sport-utility.” Over the past six decades, Bronco has redefined what an SUV can be with its capability and off-road performance. Now, Ford is celebrating that pioneering role with the 2026 Bronco 60th Anniversary Package.
The Bronco 60th Anniversary Package blends bolder colors and accents in the cabin, timeless visuals on the exterior, and the same uncompromising off-road capability owners expect. All so customers can enjoy a Built Wild SUV that’s fit for any lifestyle.
Bold Legacy-Inspired Design
Capability is core to Bronco’s DNA. The Bronco 60th Anniversary package starts with the Outer Banks series with either a standard 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder or optional 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6.
Only available with the Sasquatch package, which adds an Advanced 4x4 system with high-clearance suspension, a more aggressive final drive ratio, and electronic-locking front and rear differentials, this celebratory Bronco features 35-inch Goodyear rugged terrain tires matched with unique new 17-inch Gravity Gray alloy wheels. A contrasting Vermilion Red center cap with a Bucking Bronco logo in the middle and “1966,” the model year of the first production Broncos, on the outside ring.
The wheel design and the contrasting Vermilion Red center cap harken back to the original hubcaps on the 1966 Bronco.
A new grille draws inspiration from the original design but pairs it with Warm Alloy paint and modern Vermilion Red “BRONCO” lettering. Wimbledon White, a historic Ford color available on the original Bronco, is available with a matching roof. Customers can select a contrasting Ruby Red body with a Wimbledon White roof, as well.
A Vermilion Red graphic on the body sides starts at the front with the Bronco 60th Anniversary logo, while prominent 60th Anniversary badging, inspired by the same classic cloisonné badging found on the Mustang 60th Anniversary package, sits on the fenders and leaves little doubt about this special Bronco’s provenance.
And as with all Broncos, the Ford Design team has hidden an Easter egg or two for this special edition package.
Premium Touches
The Bronco 60th Anniversary package has the style and capability owners expect. But it’s bringing a richer, more premium cabin experience to market, too, with the combination of Ebony leather upholstery on the seat outers and bolsters, along with Alpine leather inserts and embossed 60th Anniversary logos on the seatbacks.
Alpine marine-grade vinyl arm rests add to the experience, and Alpine stitching on the leather-topped dash pairs well with Bronco Red accents on the instrument panel and grab handles.
The 60th Anniversary Package adds standard wheelbase-length running boards to aid ingress and egress and also introduces new A-pillar-mounted grab handles, available on all 2026 Bronco models. And at the rear, a new hard-center rear tire cover, finished in Wimbledon White and featuring a Vermilion Red “BRONCO” wordmark, introduces a more premium look to the rear of the vehicle, as does a matte black Ford badge on the tailgate.
Fleet number 33409 was captured outside the terminal building at Glasgow Airport ready to return to the city centre on route 77 via Renfrew, Braehead, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Clyde Tunnel and Partick. The 2019 Scotstoun based vehicle is in the transport group’s latest livery minus First Bus wordmark and logo. Glasgow Airport opened on this site to the north of Paisley, Renfrewshire, in 1966 and replaced Renfrew Airport.
In the Branding 1 course, students are challenged with positioning a new or re-branded product in a crowded marketplace. Through research and analysis, each student develops a strategy and concept, the logo and all of the assets for various applications of their brand.
With 'Listo', Arcelia Ocana developed the brand for a predominantly take-out restaurant that cares about health and understands the busy lives of its clients.
Learn more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
A friend of mine made the comment that inspired this wordmark. Apologies to those who see the late Justice Scalia as a positive role model.
Letterpress holiday cards for the sharpest bottle on the shelf, Bulleit Bourbon. We were honored to print these cards for the Kentucky distillers, printed with a deep deboss that allowed the Bulleit wordmark and tag ("Frontier Whiskey," look closely) to reverse-out and print as an emboss. The ornament was nested into the depression, allowing for a nice reveal when recipients received the card & then removed the ornament. Happy Boxing Day, everybody.
Made by eTELENIMA - Telenima Digital Department © 2020
This logo has a variant that corresponds to a Internet address.
My personal trademark, 3D colorless version with increased shadow on gray background. Manufacture and brand rights in October 2015.
The logo was designed by Laetitea and produced by TELENIMA Digital Department.
A circa-1970 Seattle SuperSonics jersey, found at a Seattle Goodwill store on August 28, 2012. From what I've been able to gather, this uncommon jersey style was used from 1970-72. A similar game-used jersey sold at auction for more than $1400.
The wordmark is 2-layer, white on green tackle twill, with yellow embroidery binding the 2 layers. The durene top by Sand-Knit is a size 42.
April 21, 2012 Washington DC., World Bank/IMF 2012 Spring Meetings. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
Photo ID: 042112-WBSM014F
Recently created for the local museum. They have a new program targeting the 25-40 age range. I was asked to join the steering committee then got an email a week later asking if I would consider doing the logo. The colors were taken from the museum's newsletter at their request.
Trends come and go. That`s the fact. But nonetheless, it certainly is a nice feel when someone as the mighty Logo Lounge pick one of your designs for their annual Logo Trends Report. (category: Peepshow :| , name: MonkVibe).
more info - 365logoproject's posterous
October 8, 2012 - Tokyo, Japan. IMF / World Bank Group Annual Meetings take place in Tokyo Japan. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
Photo ID: 100812-AM2012-Tokyo039F
October 8, 2012 - Tokyo, Japan. IMF/World Bank Group Annual Meetings take place in Tokyo Japan. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
Photo ID: 100812-AM2012-Tokyo037F
Gf and i wanna buy 2 squirrels. Canadian, Siberian, chipmunks, anything except albino :) and Chilean squirrels (degu). Anyone has any experience with them?
Back when Rapido released their first run of RTR LRC cars, I picked up several and revamped them with the more modern "Canada" graphics. Now with Rapido's rebuilt VIA F40s arriving, I figured it was about time to do one up as a refurbished car. I had never done anything about the anemic yellow stripe and VIA logo on those first-run cars, so it seemed a good time to address that issue and go a little farther while I was at it.
So off came the original VIA logo and my added flags and wordmarks, and I repainted the lower part of the car with the new Rapido ProtoPaint "VIA Teal" - a perfect match for the VIA Renaissance green and for what Rapido used on their rebuilt F40s. Then finished with Rapido LRC decals (the upper stripe had to be trimmed down from the wider stripes). I also removed the marker lights and weathered the ends, painted the wheels, and repainted and rearranged the interior. The detail-oriented will noticed I didn't remove the PA speakers or add the new style door mechanism - I decided to pass on these little details, since I didn't want to have to repaint or touchup the grey paint. I mistakenly blanked the first window from the inside - this was done on the standard coaches (when extra luggage racks were installed), but the windows were actually opened back up on the refurbs (which brings more light in on the luggage racks!). I have since swapped these windows with ones from another coach I was working on.
Substance Church, Minneapolis, MN
Goal: Front of Bulletin Insert for Christmas Services, Primary wordmark for event.
Audience: Congregation
Direction: Going for Victorian-era/Steampunk feel for service. Card reflects color pallette, imagery.
Project: 5x5 cardstock Bulletin Insert
I was asked to do some logos for a ad spot for Danner Boots military boots "Rivot" inspired by the badge of honor but looking at how could that be broken up and possibly taken away or given away. Check out the video
Just like Disney will be rebranded with all Snow White and Pinocchio stuff and with Disney wordmark changed into a Pinocchio font which is racial friendly and getting rid of Jumanji lion roars and Lucifer's growl hiss and racist imageries and re-theming Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends Leapfrog products with Walt Disney's animated film Pinocchio, they also have rebranded Aunt Jemima as "Pearl Milling Company" and Uncle Ben's as "Ben's Original" due to racist imagery. I thank Chase Burwasser for making the new racial friendly Walt Disney Pictures logo with a by now Snow White Castle and the new racial friendly Disney wordmark which is in a Pinocchio font
Had some action shooting today..nice outcome..except i hate anything that has to do with the `freezing` at this time of the year..
Adjustable, Structured, High Crown, Normal Bill
Primary Design - Raised Embroidery Letter on Front Middle
Back Design - Flat Embroidery Wordmark on Center
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I have also remade the Disney Cruise Line logo with the new updated Disney wordmark of the future which is in a Pinocchio font and as of the Snow White and Pinocchio rebrand, One Song from Walt Disney's animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will replace the song I wanna be like you in the Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Disney Cruise Line, and other Disney advertisements due to that the song I wanna be like you does have a racist instrumental bridge that needs to be removed. I am also getting rid of the racist stuff along with Jumanji Lion Roars and Lucifer's growl hiss and make all Disney movies be completely friendly and educational and school appropriate like Walt Disney's animated films Snow White and Pinocchio because Snow White and Pinocchio are extremely good movies and important Disney movies and teaches little kids good importance of life Snow White teaches little kids not to take things from strangers and never talk to strangers and keep your homes tidy and Pinocchio teaches little kids about avoiding temptation, listen to their parents, and never tell lies when you make a bad choice or mistake.
Custom build instructions for all Bronco models, including the 60th Anniversary are available from @buildmybrickbronco on instagram
On August 11, 1965, Ford introduced the Bronco and coined the phrase “sport-utility.” Over the past six decades, Bronco has redefined what an SUV can be with its capability and off-road performance. Now, Ford is celebrating that pioneering role with the 2026 Bronco 60th Anniversary Package.
The Bronco 60th Anniversary Package blends bolder colors and accents in the cabin, timeless visuals on the exterior, and the same uncompromising off-road capability owners expect. All so customers can enjoy a Built Wild SUV that’s fit for any lifestyle.
Bold Legacy-Inspired Design
Capability is core to Bronco’s DNA. The Bronco 60th Anniversary package starts with the Outer Banks series with either a standard 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder or optional 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6.
Only available with the Sasquatch package, which adds an Advanced 4x4 system with high-clearance suspension, a more aggressive final drive ratio, and electronic-locking front and rear differentials, this celebratory Bronco features 35-inch Goodyear rugged terrain tires matched with unique new 17-inch Gravity Gray alloy wheels. A contrasting Vermilion Red center cap with a Bucking Bronco logo in the middle and “1966,” the model year of the first production Broncos, on the outside ring.
The wheel design and the contrasting Vermilion Red center cap harken back to the original hubcaps on the 1966 Bronco.
A new grille draws inspiration from the original design but pairs it with Warm Alloy paint and modern Vermilion Red “BRONCO” lettering. Wimbledon White, a historic Ford color available on the original Bronco, is available with a matching roof. Customers can select a contrasting Ruby Red body with a Wimbledon White roof, as well.
A Vermilion Red graphic on the body sides starts at the front with the Bronco 60th Anniversary logo, while prominent 60th Anniversary badging, inspired by the same classic cloisonné badging found on the Mustang 60th Anniversary package, sits on the fenders and leaves little doubt about this special Bronco’s provenance.
And as with all Broncos, the Ford Design team has hidden an Easter egg or two for this special edition package.
Premium Touches
The Bronco 60th Anniversary package has the style and capability owners expect. But it’s bringing a richer, more premium cabin experience to market, too, with the combination of Ebony leather upholstery on the seat outers and bolsters, along with Alpine leather inserts and embossed 60th Anniversary logos on the seatbacks.
Alpine marine-grade vinyl arm rests add to the experience, and Alpine stitching on the leather-topped dash pairs well with Bronco Red accents on the instrument panel and grab handles.
The 60th Anniversary Package adds standard wheelbase-length running boards to aid ingress and egress and also introduces new A-pillar-mounted grab handles, available on all 2026 Bronco models. And at the rear, a new hard-center rear tire cover, finished in Wimbledon White and featuring a Vermilion Red “BRONCO” wordmark, introduces a more premium look to the rear of the vehicle, as does a matte black Ford badge on the tailgate.
"There is no such thing as failure. There are only results." – Tony Robbins
Inspired with some yesterdays comments by some peeps about quitting their 365 projects already. How do you stay motivated? What you`re doing when there`re downs?
Yesterday i saw 4 logos using film reel/tape, apparently `done for fun`, today i saw another 3.. a new trend? All kind of smart `productions`.. there were elephants in logos, monkeys, quotes, awesomely eggxecuted egg logos.. seems that production/film tape/reel is the new trend and next one on the list that should be killed and explored to death. :(
The name RENFE is derived from that of the former Spanish National Railway Network, RENFE (Red Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Españoles) created on 24 January 1941 with the nationalization of Spain's railways. As per EU Directive 91/440, RENFE was divided into Renfe Operadora (operations) and ADIF (infrastructure) on 1 January 2005. At the same time, the existing RENFE double-arrowed logo (nicknamed the "galleta", Spanish for biscuit), first introduced in 1971 and facelifted in 1983, with a sans-serif font and again in 2000, with a mixed case italic font, has been replaced by a dark purple lower-case wordmark designed by Interbrand, and also replaces some of the separate logos used by the other sectors, although the old RENFE logo remains in use in some stations in Spain and on maps to indicate a RENFE station.
Source: Wikipedia
Same Logo Lounge has selected 11 logos of mine to print this year in their next book Volume 6. Although i am kinda surprised with their choice, i`m still super excited!
more info - 365logoproject's posterous
Here's the finished label. Not sure if I should leave the barcode there. Instead I was thinking of writing a little blurb. But I wasn't sure what it should say.
Also, are the colors too similar to the pattern. Should they match or be completely different?
Letterpress holiday cards for the sharpest bottle on the shelf, Bulleit Bourbon. We were honored to print these cards for the Kentucky distillers, printed with a deep deboss that allowed the Bulleit wordmark and tag ("Frontier Whiskey," look closely) to reverse-out and print as an emboss. The ornament was nested into the depression, allowing for a nice reveal when recipients received the card & then removed the ornament. Happy Boxing Day, everybody.
What does it mean being complete and good designer? Can be that measured only by the success and `fame`? Good eye for design and some skills? Is it nice portfolio enough? Do you perhaps need to be a human as well? To know how to react, advice, discuss, help, listen and behave? Would you hire someone who have some successful projects behind, nice folio up and some `name`, but it`s having shitty attitude and it`s acting like a prick all the time? I know i wouldn`t.