Showing posts with label Logo Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logo Design. Show all posts

Thursday, April 2, 2020

Design and Layout Week 13 April 3

Brand New is a site that has logos how they looked before, and how they look now. Then pros weigh in on how they look. It's a pretty interesting concept.


Jigsaw is a company within Google — it previously existed independent of Google as an Alphabet company — that “forecasts and confronts emerging threats, creating future-defining research and technology to keep our world safer”.


What I think: It got easier to work with. I like that they could use the symbol alone and with the word, although it was like that before. It seems more balanced now. Before it was so heavy on the left side. 

Logos are often used in different ways. Here's how it's used also:


Pollination is a specialist climate change advisory and investment firm, accelerating the transition to a net zero, climate resilient future.


What I think: There really wasn't anything wrong with the first logo. It's kind of interesting. Although maybe too literal. I do like what they've done with tying the circles in with the font they use, and putting them in other places in their branding. 

Logos are often used in different ways. Here's how it's used also:




Oio Lab is a brand of skincare products produced and available in Poland. Based on natural ingredients, consisting of organic, cold-pressed oils, and plant extracts obtained using innovative methods.






What I think: It was fun the first time. I don't know that it was worth the rebrand. A little expensive to rebrand something that almost stayed the same. Why not just use the fun colors with it? Make the black, so it can be lots of colors? 

Spotinst to Spot - They really didn't have much on their site, for this logo. 


What I think: A name change can be really risky. People get to know you, then poof don't know you at all. The first logo looks kind of forced with that "t", and the second logo I like the spots, but hate the "T" still. 


Cruise, a self-driving car service designed for the cities they love.






What I think: I like both logos really. There isn't anything I hate about them, and they aren't wow either. I do think it's cool that the "c" is used as a symbol. I heart the way they picked their colors by using images around the city. 

Comment on a logo you like the transformation on, and a logo you don't in the comment section of this blog post.