I know this has been extended a lot longer than it should have been, but here at Logo Blog, we like march madness so much that we extended our Logo Madness all through April! I am pleased to announce that the final champion of our Logo Madness bracket is Coca Cola. The Coca Cola logo is a classic design that has existed since 1885 and has progressed a lot throughout the years into what we ...

How far is too far to advertise? Along with piercings and hair coloring, tattoos are among the most popular form of self expression. Tattoos have been around for ages, dating back to numerous ancient civilizations. They were used mainly as a rite of passage: a symbol for when a boy became a man or a way to identify one’s tribe. Different markings meant different things and we still follow these ideas today. Tattoos are a ...

Wow, with our contest going on and taking up our logo poll, logo madness got a bit neglected. Sorry about that everyone, but the good news is that it's back now and in its final stages. Our bracket certainly did last longer than the real one, but it's worth it to find the ultimate champion. Based on your votes, it has come down to Coca Cola vs. BMW and Apple vs. BBC. Who will win? ...

I am thrilled to see the huge response of votes that we received over the past week for our logo redesign contest. Choosing a winner is tough and your voices were heard, but the voting was so close between two designs that I am narrowing it down and opening the votes once again so that we can pick the ultimate winner. Below are the two finalists. The voting will only last until 12pm Pacific time ...

Some companies use their name as their logo such as Google, Yahoo!, Coca Cola, Sony or Fed Ex. All of these major businesses are known for their names, but there is a world of famous logos in which we all know what they are without the use of words. Is it better to originally design a logo that doesn’t use words or is the combination of words and pictures more effective in marketing a business? ...