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Rolling Stone LA, a 10,000-square feet blend of restaurant, bar, and private event space slated to open later this summer in Los Angeles, needed a new logo. And who better to tap for the gig than Jim Parkinson, the renowned designer of the original Rolling Stone magazine version. Parkinson has been designing logos and letterforms [...]
Chicago-based Crowdspring have taken a new ‘nuke on sight‘ policy on members who insist on entering stock images into their logo contests. In case you didn’t know, most stock image licenses strictly prohibit the use of their artwork in ANY logo (or trademark) and can cause all sorts of legal hassles if, or when, it [...]
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Logorama, a sixteen minute short film that pokes fun at the culture of commercialism and the impact of corporate logos on, well, everything, won the Oscar last night for best animated short film. Based entirely on characters and scenery created with famous corporate brands, Logorama is the profane [...]
Continue reading about Logorama wins Oscar for best animated short film
Oscar weekend is upon us and the awards show will undoubtedly suck up the oxygen on the Tee Vee and the Internet for most of next week. As this is supposedly a logo design blog, not much to write about really, except wondering how Logorama, a cool little animated film that should interest graphic designers, [...]
Continue reading about Snippets: The Oscar weekend, Logorama, Blog Fail & new Ubuntu logo edition
A couple of weeks ago, we told you about the NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) logo design contest for their Art Works project. Not going to regurgitate everything again, other than bullet pointing the bare bones. A government arts initiative that wanted to remind business people that “arts workers are real workers” who are [...]
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