Sharing the worlds finest logos, symbols and trademarks, Logobook is a source of inspiration for designers, entrepreneurs and anyone who simply loves logos.
How to draw a timeless logo?
Our number 2 choice from the 1960s was the outstanding British Rail logo, designed by UK design team Design Research Unit, by Gerald Barney, Rupert Armstrong, Milner Gray and Collis Clements:
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'X' Marks the spot
The future 'X' app logo is a letter from the Universal Mathematics Pi #6 typeface. A mathematics dingbats font, with hidden letters.
Great reveal of a beautiful hidden glyph.
We will surly be featuring it on logobook.com as soon as it goes live.
A slightly controversial classic logo that we have not featured yet, has recently been redesigned. Which version should be featured on Logobook? Suggestions welcome.
The maple leaf proves inspirational again for Ted Larson in this great logo for Canada’s Environmental Choice - see other great plant and leaf inspired logos here: logobook.com/nature/plants/ but the birds are key to bringing this logo to life: logobook.com/nature/birds/
We are happy to share the news that there has been a significant update to the logobook collection over the past few weeks. Please feel free to browse all our categories with fresh eyes. Happy 2018! - logobook.com
Burton Kramer just shared another outstanding design that we had not seen before - Scene Magazine logo from 1982 - logobook.com/logo/scene-maga… Thank you Burton.