I n July last year, Mazda subtly filed a trademark for a slick new logo, breaking the mould of its dated 3D design. The contemporary revamp is yet to launch officially, but its sleek new look is a ...

2. Font Selection. Much like picking the right color scheme, selecting a font for your logo is another key step in this process. This process can be time consuming, but it is very important.

But trends in logo design come and go, and even the definition of what makes a logo is subject to change. Here are seven predictions for popular logo trends in 2023 and beyond. Trend One: Vivid Colors ...

Fans of Ms. Philo, who led Celine from 2008 to 2018, still refer to Peter Miles’s design of the “old Celine” logo — which the brand’s current creative director, Hedi Slimane, famously ...

The design studio behind the U.S. bicentennial emblem was asked to brand America’s 250th anniversary. Per one of its designers, an impossible job called for “an impossible construction.” ...

An abrupt logo change that goes beyond a mere update or glow-up and introduces a new symbol created from whole cloth is quite rare among established companies. It often signals one of two things.

DC Comics chief Jim Lee debuted the new logo on Friday at San Diego Comic-Con that returns to the design the company used from 1976 to 2005. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Google has just changed its “G” logo for the first time in nearly a decade. The new design blends the red, yellow, green, and blue into a gradient.

According to Šabach, Twitter’s original logo worked because it was well proportioned in all sizes, geometrically aligned, and had a “softness” to its personality that recalled the brand.

Facebook changed its logo — see if you can tell the difference. The Facebook logo is still blue, but it’s a little more blue.

The new Harris for President site launched 26 hours after Joe Biden’s withdrawal announcement — and the new logo pays tribute to the president. Designers gave us their honest review ...

The new design is expected to include more translucent buttons and menus, with a glass-like appearance. The "25" in this year's WWDC logo also has a subtle visionOS-like appearance.