Apple, Twitter, Coca Cola, Nike, Facebook, and so on...what makes those symbols so special and iconic? Is it their beauty or the colors? Maybe it’s because they explain what the company does…or maybe not? While these things are considered during a logo design project, none of them are particularly important. Some great logos are beautiful and some (according to many) are downright ugly. Few of them suggest what the company does but others don’t really bother. If you look at the colors, there really are no rules. So, if none of these things are responsible for making a logo great, what is? I 'm sure one rule to be great logo, that is simple design. What do you think?
What is great logo?
Apple, Twitter, Coca Cola, Nike, Facebook, and so on...what makes those symbols so special and iconic?...
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ohi
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Posted 20 February 2013 - 11:25 PM
simple, clever, original - keys 
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chakori
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Posted 30 October 2013 - 04:53 PM
I think it has to be meaningful + aesthetically beautiful, and the whether it is easy to print is a major concern. If the design is great but the logo looses its visibility once it is printed in small size or on different mediums like cloth, metal etc .....i think it will have a major drawback then.
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Posted 15 June 2016 - 06:40 AM
these all logos concept is too good they have been designed according to their brand and representing it so beautifully their logos shows actually what they are promoting for instance if you will see Intel logos it shows that it is completely related with the product as laptops, same with coco cola and other big company logo they all have designed their logos on basis of their brand,
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