Logo Design

brand-identity

The Nike logo, known as the Swoosh, was created in 1971 by Carolyn Davidson, a graphic design student at Portland State University in Oregon. Phil Knight, then a University of O...

brand-and-marketing

The term “Goat Movie logo” typically refers to the stylized imagery used as branding for projects that feature a goat as a key symbol or character. A logo in this context fu...

branding

The Choco Taco logo is part of a long-standing frozen treat identity built around playful novelty and premium indulgence. First introduced alongside the novel product format, th...

Business & Industrial

Tate & Lyle is an integrated food and beverage ingredients company whose brand identity is anchored by its long-standing logo. The logo conveys continuity, quality, and a connec...

Evergreen Explanatory

The Dire Wolf logo is a stylized icon and wordmark often tied to themes of resilience, instinct, and collective strength. It typically features a geometric wolf head or howling...

brand-identity

At the center of Burger King’s visual identity is the iconic ring: a simple, bold emblem that ties together product packaging, advertising, store design, and digital interface...

brand-identity

In 1971, Nike cofounder Phil Knight asked design student Carolyn Davidson to create a simple, memorable mark for a company then called Blue Ribbon Sports. For $35, Davidson deli...

branding-media

logotv.com positions itself as a destination for logo-centric content, including curated showcases, design walkthroughs, and occasional commentary on branding trends. Its conten...

brand-identity

REM Beauty positions itself in the crowded prestige–accessible makeup space with a brand identity that leans on modern iconography and typographic clarity. The logo serves as...

automotive

BMW updates its logo to balance heritage with contemporary clarity and global consistency, aligning with brand strategy, legal protections, and shifting design expectations. Acr...