Norman Rockwell Birthday Google Doodle Logo Design

Google as always honored one of the greatest artists of all times Norman Rockwell with a Google doodle logo on his birthday today.

 

Norman Perceval Rockwell born on February 3, 1894 was a 20th-century illustrator and a painter  by profession. His most famous work was the cover illustrations of everyday life scenarios he created for The Saturday Evening Post magazine for more than forty years. His works have been extremely admired in the United States.

Rockwell's best-known works are the Willie Gillis series, Saying Grace series, Rosie the Riveter, and the Four Freedoms series. He is also renowned for his work for the Boy Scouts of America; creating publication covers for their Boys' Life, calendars, and other illustrations work.

Typography Logos - Logo Treats for You

Logos are the forefront warriors of a company. They are designed in such ways that the customer has the logo embedded in their head for ever.

Like if we take the Nike swoosh, whenever you see a swoosh somewhere, you know it’s sponsored by Nike. Just like that, the logos are made as the identity for the company.

Let’s go through a few to see what this whole thing means.

This is a creativity defining logo which you can see being a typography face and name at the same time.

Creativity can come from anywhere, whether it’s a big face or just a face created by using minimal complicated designs. The face on OP is just inspiring.

If you look closely, you can see the name being embedded in the color patterns.

Beautifully done!

As simple as this is, it is equally as powerful. The spray paint effect makes it look awesomely original.

It’s just amazing the way the logo designers these days are working around the name of the company. Slick name and Slik design!

I simply loved this one because of the way the plants are used in the logo. Amazingly elegant

This is more like a cartoonish sort of a design. I liked it because of the use of fire was just catchy!

As you can see, I chose typography as the category for the logos in this blog. Not because these are the best, but because they caught my eye and I couldn’t stop looking at these.

Logo designing is not an easy job, but if you have fun with it, you can always create masterpieces.

Feel free to comment, would love to hear from you.

Logo Design - Best Web 2.0 Logos

Web 2.0 logos is actually 2nd generation designing. It’s all web based and it is usually used for social networking sites, video sharing sites, wikis, blogs etc. Web 2.0 Logos have been used by many different websites, let’s go through a few of them and check them out.

These are the soft logos, which have round typefaces.

These types of logos are futuristic in nature, with the look of future being sharp edged and more technological based.

These types of web 2.0 designed logos come under classics. As you can see the font used in these logos defines the classic era.





And then there are the NEW classics, this type of logo designing is used a lot now as the new trend and using a different sort of typeface as well. The world of logo designing is coming to a new era, the era of the 2nd generation. Which might be new right now, but there will be a time when it takes over.

10 Most Inspiring Logos

There are logos which are designed, you look at them, you think they are good, and then you move on, and then there are logos which are designed and you look at them, get stuck, get inspired and open your mind to a new possibility of logo designing. Let me show you the 10 most inspiring logos I found after a bit of research.



Notice how the background color and the bubbles besides the alphabets make it look actually like its written in cream.

The teeth of the wolf have been designed like the B U W of the Big Ugly Wolf.


Notice the crop being in a different color half way down, portraying the cropped pattern.

The cutlery has been set in such a way that it becomes a table and a camera, both.

Can you see the Gestalt Psychological Vase/faces concept in the butterfly?

Pure classic western style logo

The ‘R’ and the ‘B’ are both in the same place, just a matter of perspective.

As the name suggests Ingenioustries, you can see a chimney with a brainy smoke, or an I with the dot being a Brain, depends on you.

The beautiful texture behind the logo and the shadow created by the logos light is just amazing to watch.

If you look at the logo closely, you can make out the elephant in it as well.

These are some of the best inspiring logos found on the internet right now, and you can see why they are so inspiring, creativity used beyond a normal limit of creation.

Feel free to comment on my effort. I would like to hear from you all. Thanks for passing by. : )

Best Black and White Logo Designs

Choosing the colors for a logo is not easy work some colored logos are also changed into black n white for different reasons of usage. The resolution, edges, curves etc are all made smoother to keep its visibility. But when its black n white and you have to bring life to it on a more limited scale, that’s when the logo can get difficult and ask for a bit more creativity than the usual. Let’s go through some of the best black n white logos in the market right now.

Simple typography used with a amicably placed bone in the D and O’s center, which tells the audience it’s a brand for Dogs.

Again, Typography used with the F and T being joined in such a way that an I is formed in the middle.
Beautiful work of using the name of the company as the concept idea, just like a ghost, the word is used on a grayscale.

This is a Logo saying it’s a Logo, creativity can be used in different ways, a good example of out of the box yet simple thinking.

The Concept is pretty clear here, with the bird shopping for its food and the bench shown as a symbol of rest.

Twins come in pairs, and if you twist your head towards the right you can see the 2 and N being the same letter.

Logo Designing is always going to be a practice of creativity and understanding, Black n White logos are a big example of just that.

Sources:

Siah Design

Corporate Logos

The Logo Factory

Logo Moose