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Thomas Cook logo evolution
Thomas Cook, Britain’s oldest tour operator, has revealed a new logo, the “Sunny Heart,” and changed it’s tagline from “Don’t just book it. Thomas Cook it.” to “Let’s go.” Cook began his travel...
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A few interesting projects
13th Venice Architecture Biennale, by Sydney-based Toko. Line and space used to lovely effect. Via BirdWatching. Knopka, by London-based NB. It’s the charm of the illustrated girl that makes this one...
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The first Brand Impact Awards
“…a new international prize scheme brought to you by Computer Arts that celebrates creative excellence and consistency across branding design.” The deadline for submissions is December 13th, and if...
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Starbung versus Starbucks
Starbucks has filed a lawsuit against the owner of a Bangkok coffee stall. Stall owner Damrong Maslae said his Starbung logo was created by a design-savvy friend, and not inspired by Starbucks at all....
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Anita Giraldo
Sent in by Ian Perkins of Asian studio Name & Name, this identity is for Anita Giraldo, a New York photographer who uses multiple photos to make her images. There’s a good chance you’ve seen the...
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Pro Bono Promo
“My latest project is a street art series located downtown Brampton titled Pro Bono Promo. It’s kind of like graffiti, although I created the logos using that brand’s main product.” — DORI PANKOWSKA...
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International Symbol of Access
The International Symbol of Access (also known as the wheelchair symbol) was designed by Danish design student Susanne Koefoed in 1968. Susanne Koefoed’s design (left), with head added by Karl Montan...
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A fluke accident. Clearly.
The Texan City of Amarillo unveiled a new logo on November 9th, but it didn’t take long before someone in the city’s IT department flagged up something similar. Dubai real estate company Emaar...
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Chief Wahoo
The grinning, hook-nosed caricature, later known as Chief Wahoo, first appeared in 1947, the same year that legendary baseball promotor Bill Veeck desegregated the American league by signing the black...
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Exxon by Loewy
Use of the Esso trademark was restricted in the United States, so Standard Oil of New Jersey (Jersey Standard) hired renowned industrial designer Raymond Loewy (1893-1986) to create a new name and...
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