The most overused logos, at the moment
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The most overused logos, at the moment
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#2Site is down for me, however this works:
https://web.archive.org/web/20140625100152/http://www.gtgrap...
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#3Maybe companies should pay for good design instead of paying as little as possible for people to enter "competitions"? Good design takes time. Good designers should be compensated.
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#4> Trees where the trunks are people or hands
Oh hey, Khan Academy!
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#6great :) I wonder, how did they find all those logos?
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#7I can honestly say, picking a new logo for a new business is hard work!
You want something recognizable and unique, represents your brand and message... at all pixel sizes, in greyscale and color, etc. How will this look printed on letterhead? How about in an email signature? What about stretched out for a banner on our building? Is it too similar to someone else's?
With all that said, -- the logos in the article are all pretty generic "safe" logos for more "corporate-like" businesses... which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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#8I think that he is a little unfair in the "Roofs and cubic buildings" category. Most of those are for real estate companies, and they have some variation. As long as a competitor doesn't have a very similar logo, these are very good for real estate companies.
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#10Satisfaction is a great font though.