While they’re commonly called “intangible assets”, logos matter. GAP learned this lesson when it attempted to change its logo, but quickly abandoned the endeavor after it met with a furious backlash ...

Think about the iconic brand names you know: Apple, Target, McDonald’s, Gap. What images come to mind? For many of us, probably their logos. That’s because whether it’s an apple or big golden arches, ...

If handled correctly, a logo can be the most powerful tool for a designer when promoting a brand. However, when all they have to work with is shape and colour, how can they judge the difference ...

Think of your logo as more than your name in pretty type: it needs to be the essence of your brand identity. Your brand identity is markedly affected by the psychology of font, color and shape, which ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Your company’s logo is the visual figurehead of your brand, so it’s important to get it right. Whether intentional or not, every detail ...

From its very first beginnings as an over-elaborate illustration, to its familiar and distinctive shape today, Apple's logo has reflected its company's aims from the start. There was no Apple logo ...

It’s darn clever stuff. As The tells Co.Design, the Media Lab never really had its own logo. “There were identity components designed by Jaqueline Casey [in 1984] referencing the original [Media Lab] ...

The BTS logo and the ARMY logo are pretty similar, with some fans pointing out the symbolism behind the 2017 rebrand. Here’s what we know about this award-winning boy band and its official logo, ...