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A Fight to the Finals: Logo Madness Continues

Categories: Logo Design Tips

Thank you for your votes! The competition goes on with four new matches. Keep voting to see who gets to the final round. Will it be Coca Cola or Google? NBA or Apple? Vote in the Logo Poll on the bottom right and we will soon discover our logo champion.

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Continuing the Contest: Let’s See What You’ve Got!

Categories: Logo Design Tips

Our logo contest is still continuing and so far, we’ve had a pretty good turnout. Thank you all for your great logo designs, it’s nice to see so many ideas. As for those of you who have not submitted anything yet, there is still time, but it’s getting close to the end. We've picked a few designs at random to give you a sneak peek of the competition. What do you think of these ideas? ...

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Designers Abroad: Is Your Logo Imported?

Categories: Logo Design Tips

If you haven’t already seen it, we have added an information section off to the left of our page labeled “Did you know?” The section provides some information about logo designers and the inside world of the logo design business. A lot of companies today send work overseas where they employ foreign artists to do the majority of the work. What do you think about this concept? When purchasing a logo, does it matter where ...

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What Are You Waiting For? Our Logo Needs Help, Show What You Can Do

Categories: Logo Design Competition

Hey Designers! Our contest is still going on and I’d like to see a little more from you. Get your ideas flowing before we run out of time. You can click on the banner on our homepage for the official contest rules, but it’s easy. All you have to do is redesign our logo. You can see now that it needs a little work. Show me that you can do better. With all the great ...

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Logo theft happens all over the world

Categories: Logo Design Tips, Logo Theft

I received these photos in an email and thought it would be interesting to post them. Take a look the vast popularity of the logos for some major companies. Some logos are so famous the consumers know exactly what they are without words. That is ultimately the goal of any company’s marketing department: to create a “signature” for the company that stands out in the consumer’s memory. Take McDonald’s for example. The simple golden arches ...