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I`m super excited to present you the very first 365LP collabo for the January. I had a absolute pleasure to start this collabo series with Anthony Lane aka absoludicrous. Great guy, awesome designer. Be sure to check out his amazing logo folio!
I`ll keep it short for now cuz i`m planning to go much more detailed about the whole process once site is up. In short lines.. concept behind 365LP collabo will be as following:
12 months, 12 guest designers, 12 major global problems, 1 super awesome calendar at the end of the year, which will, from its sell, help out some of the existing organizations out there to keep fighting against some of the mentioned problems.
I hope that this cause will give a whole new dimension and meaning to this project and that`ll encourage other designers as well to get in touch and support the project.
Cheers!
The physical Institutional Wordmarks glows in the morning light on Tuesday, July 19, 2022 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/Chico State)
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 isle 2 of the 2004 "fresh" interior decor, with the superfresh circle logo instead of the 2004 "A&P fresh" wordmark.
“The secret sign” – the latest way for typographic freemasons to salute each other across the universe – demonstrated by Bas Jacobs & Fabio Lopez (designer of the Rio 2016 wordmark)
For her graduate project at VFS Digital Design, Ileana Hierro created “Sandbox”, a global non-profit organization that aims to strengthen communities by creating green spaces for children. Ileana conceptualized the initiative, and created the logo, brand identity, various branded applications, the comprehensive brand guide and the compelling ad campaign.
Learn more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
Is there anything good or productive to come out from barking? I really don`t think it`s possible to resolve anything with such a approach. But again, i can kinda understand those ppl. Doesn`t matter if you`re still < than the barking subject, you gotta get attention somehow and fight for your sensitive and special needs and feelings.
PROJECT: The primary mark for the Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club, a NationalHockey League team.
DESCRIPTION: Formerly the Quebec Nordiques, the franchise moved to Denver where it was renamed the Colorado Avalanche. A highly publicized national campaign generated much anticipation of the re-d esign of the logo. Ranked as one of the top selling team logos in NHL history, the Avalanche would win the Stanley Cup in their first season after the move, and add another in the 2001 playoffs.
The primary mark for the Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club, a NationalHockey League team.
Formerly the Quebec Nordiques, the franchise moved to Denver where it was renamed the Colorado Avalanche. A highly publicized national campaign generated much anticipation of the re-d esign of the logo. Ranked as one of the top selling team logos in NHL history, the Avalanche would win the Stanley Cup in their first season after the move, and add another in the 2001 playoffs.
This postcard depicts Eaton's as a 6 storey building, with the legend "The T. Eaton Co. Limited / New Winnipeg Store with Latest Additions". The image is hand-coloured and perhaps even hand drawn. It's not clear to me that a photographer could have got the entire Donald Street facade into such a photo without the Somerset Building's getting in the way. The height of the ground-floor windows appears somewhat exaggerated. The high wall above the sixth floor and the heavy cornice make this version of Eaton's appear rather unlike the 5 and 8 storey versions. Interestingly, the addition of the rear part of the store, beginning with the ninth set of three windows south from Portage Avenue, shows the ground floor of the addition as having no display windows, an oddity that was altered within a few years, I believe. It is possible that the use of the T. Eaton Co. "wordmark" in the description at lower left indicates that this card was published by or on behalf of the store. The card was mailed to an addressee in Aylmer, Ont., on March 18, 1909.
One of my other cards clearly shows a sixth storey added without the rear addition (the eight bays at left) being present. So perhaps the reference to 'additions' in the plural indicates that the sixth storey was added to the original building, followed by a six storey addition at the rear that doubled its size.
Since i haven`t boughten yet all those fancy tech devices that helps you (a lot) in those brainless activities such as dish washing and since my gf is still away i`m thinking to redesign my shopping list.. No one should do those things. Using hands, that is. 365logoproject's posterous
The primary mark for the Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club, a NationalHockey League team.
Formerly the Quebec Nordiques, the franchise moved to Denver where it was renamed the Colorado Avalanche. A highly publicized national campaign generated much anticipation of the re-d esign of the logo. Ranked as one of the top selling team logos in NHL history, the Avalanche would win the Stanley Cup in their first season after the move, and add another in the 2001 playoffs.
What Lurks Beneath exhibit puts visitors under the dock and just below the water’s surface to observe how human action affects various aspects of sea life.
This exhibit features five habitats, which contain discarded items such as cans, bottles, fishing poles, lobster traps, car tires, and even a toilet.
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
This is an attempt at creating a Japanese style feeling in the overall design. Though Japan is quite close to China geologically, the impressions of these two countries are not quite the same. Therefore I’m showing the Japanese side from my own perception and hopefully this is able to distinguish the Japanese impression from the Chinese.
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Billboard in San Diego with Alaska Airlines' revised wordmark. The leg of the 'k' no longer slices into the 'a.'
Don’t Turn a Blind Eye
Inspired by street art, murals, and graffiti, “Don’t Turn a Blind Eye” is a grass-roots, guerilla marketing campaign targeted at raising public awareness surrounding political and social current affairs. The Blind Eye logo is intended to educate and inspire people from spectator to participant, encouraging them to take an active roll to help shape our world. Don’t turn a Blind Eye addresses such issues as media disinformation, corporate injustice, and any industry that threatens our physical or mental spaces.
What Lurks Beneath exhibit puts visitors under the dock and just below the water’s surface to observe how human action affects various aspects of sea life.
This exhibit features five habitats, which contain discarded items such as cans, bottles, fishing poles, lobster traps, car tires, and even a toilet.
This year Disney launched Disney Ultimate Toy Drive supporting Toys for Tots and I re-created the logo with the new updated Disney wordmark of the future which is in a Pinocchio font when Disney will be rebranded with all Snow White and Pinocchio and racial friendly stuff etc.
UC Davis' Class of 1968 is partnering with Campus Planning and Environmental Stewardship to create an iconic structure at the entrance of Howard Way and Russell Boulevard to enhance this entrance's welcoming environment and commemorate the campus's historic gateways. The 7-foot high, 54-foot long metal sculpture fabricated from Corten Steel will include a stainless steel UC Davis wordmark and the University seal.
What Lurks Beneath exhibit puts visitors under the dock and just below the water’s surface to observe how human action affects various aspects of sea life.
This exhibit features five habitats, which contain discarded items such as cans, bottles, fishing poles, lobster traps, car tires, and even a toilet.