Some earlier logos, such as the player getting ready to throw the ball (used in 1945-1949 before getting a facelift for the 1950 season) and the "ny" outline used in 1975, didn't make the cut ...

They love New York — and the state’s iconic marketing logo from the 1970s, which local officials are reviving to try to boost the Big Apple’s post-COVID recovery.

But the “We ️ NYC” logo was introduced as a full-page advertisement in Monday’s New York Times and then at a press conference in Times Square, a full-blown assault on our senses. The ...

Mr. McGinness offered his version of the logo to New York City for free, with a cheeky “Seinfeld” reference: “You can have it, NYC. I don’t even want anything for it.

This New Logo Promoting New York City Kinda Sucks. The Partnership for New York City debuted a new logo promoting New York post-pandemic and it’s not very easy to read.

The city of New York has unveiled an updated version of the iconic “I Heart NY” logo, but native New Yorkers are less than happy about the rebrand.. On 20 March, a committee of elected ...

Updated at 5:10 a.m. ET Saturday. Milton Glaser, the graphic designer behind the iconic "I ♥ NY" logo, has died at 91. Glaser's poster of Bob Dylan with psychedelic hair adorned the walls of ...

The new symbol harkens back to a watershed moment in New York City history, when the legendary graphic designer Milton Glaser famously sketched the now-iconic ‘I ♥ NY’ on the back of an ...

NYC Pride, the same organization that runs New York’s annual Pride Parade, has a new brand that you could say is 53 years in the making. [Image: courtesy NYC Pride] On the night of June 28, 1969 ...

A reimagining of the ‘We ♥️ NYC’ logo by the artist Ryan McGinness. Read the story here. A PDF version of this document with embedded text is available at the link below: Original We NY ...