Archive for February, 2011

Nintendo is Japanese multinational company ruling over the video gaming industry since decades. Founded by Fusajiro Yamuschi in 1889, this company is now rated at third position in the most valuable company of Japan with a remarkable market value. Initially, Nintendo was established to create premium Japanese playing cards. However, it later excelled in handheld video games along with toys and innovative [...]

In 1995, Yahoo! hired Organic, Inc., an interactive agency, to redesign their logo to the one we see today. The project was executed by Organic, Inc. designer Kevin Farnham. The current typeface comes from a T.26 font named Able. FUN FACTS ABOUT YAHOO LOGO: YAHOO! is an acronym for “Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.” If you click on the logo’s exclamation point on the Yahoo! home page, [...]

IBM has undoubtedly proved to establish the world’s most decipherable logo design. It is one of the best examples of a simple yet attractive emblem and is certainly an ideal illustration of the brand. IBM logo depicts confidence, value, quality and innovative technology for the customer. This is the reason IBM logo has contributed immensely for the company promotion in the IT market. Initially, [...]

For more than a century, the word ‘Shell’ has immensely acknowledged the Shell brand and endorsed the commercial character. Undoubtedly, the Shell logo, highlighted in red and yellow since decades, has played a vital role in the promotion of the company. Shell logo holds distinctive qualities that draw audience’s attention to itself. It projects an emotion of professionalism and defines the [...]

The logo above is the corporate version of the FedEx logo. The FedEx logo was created in 1994 by Lindon Leader, as Senior Design Director at Landor Associates. It has been ranked by Rolling Stone Magazine as one of the 8 best logos of the past thirty-five years. The logo has won over forty awards worldwide. Federal Express Logo Evolution: FUN FACTS: Look closely and you’ll see a hidden arrow between [...]