Top 10s traces the evolution of famous logos and how they’ve transformed over time, reflecting changes in branding.

One cannot miss the words LG hidden in the logo, L making the nose and G marking the outline of the face. But according to the company’s thought process, the logo speaks louder about their ...

Lots of Southern California companies have famous logos, including Walt Disney Co. with its castle and shooting star overlaid with a script typeface. But in a town often quick to erase its own ...

As cited by Wired, Ruth Kedar who designed the iconic logo, explains, “We ended up with the primary colors, but instead of having the pattern go in order, we put a secondary color on the L ...

Coca-Cola — The soda brand's 2013 campaign in Denmark points out an unintended message hidden within its logo. The Danish flag can be found nestled between the "O" and the "L." See a video here.

But McLean, the Bay Area marketing professional who invented its famous logo, had no idea he would open ... sports crowd that drank Red Bull and wore L.L. Bean. “It was just a groundswell ...

French designer Stephane Leopold, co-founder of Loooop, a creative studio known for its minimalist line art, has reimagined 44 of the world's most famous logos using one continuous line ...

Logos are everywhere — on smartphones, cars, clothing, and almost everything else made by a company with an identity. Logos help with quick identification and mean something to a brand.

There is no logo that's more famous and recognisable than Google's ... they changed the order of the primary colours in the letters and made the 'L' green. Each colour has a distinct meaning ...

Ahead of its Fall / Winter 2021 drop, Supreme has taken its iconic logo to the New York City rails, wrapping train cars along the L line with its signature red background and white sans-serif moniker.

Not only is the logo an abbreviation of the London Symphony Orchestra, but it also represents a conductor: The L and the O are the arms. The great thing about logos like this one, according to ...

Instantly recognisable, the world's most famous company logos are pretty much imprinted on our brains. But although you might see them every day, many contain hidden secrets that have probably escaped ...