Museum gets “Satisfaction” with Rolling Stones logo |
Categories: Logo Design News
In 1970, design student made design and music history by designing a logo for The Rolling Stones, for just $250. Today, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, purchased the original artwork for $92,500. The iconic tongue and lips logo, first used on the band's "Sticky Fingers" album, is one of the world's most recognized logos. The pop art inspired logo came about after lead singer Mick Jagger was frustrated with then label Decca's increasingly boring designs. After visiting Pasche's student exhibition at the Royal College of Art, Jagger approached Pasche and commissioned him to design a more exciting, ...

