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| Posted: 27 Aug 2013 04:30 PM PDT Every wednesday, we share a few freebies that'll make your designer toolbox a bit more useful. Showcase creation toolSpice up your website with live HTML5 mockups of popular devices. Photorealistic backdropsA set of lovely backgrounds, with smooth gradients and lovely colors, courtesy of Romanian designer Raul Taciu and his site GraphicBurger.com. Online payment icon setThis free set of icons contains the logos of top online payment solutions and credit cards like PayPal, Google Wallet, Visa, and MasterCard. DripiconsA completely free, vector line-icon font by Amit Jakhu. The post Freebies wednesday appeared first on Design daily news. Are you a blogger? Turn your posts into eBooks very quickly using MagPress, our Premium WordPress plugin.     |
| 10 logos with a hidden message Posted: 27 Aug 2013 09:18 AM PDT Brands are built to reflect companies identity and to be memorized as quickly as possible. Why is it so? A big reason is that we look very quickly at brands and don’t take the time to enjoy tthe designers’ work (it would be impossible to take that time anyway). In this post I take a look at some of the hidden messages that designers did sneak into some of the world’s most popular logos. 1. TobleroneThe famous Swiss chocolate brand features the Matterhorn, Switzerland most famous mountain. What fewer people know, is that you can see a bear inside the white space of the mountain. The bear is the animal that represent the “canton” of Bern, where Toblerone comes from. 2. CiscoThe high-tech company who powers the great firewall of China was founded in San Francisco and features a minimalist version of the Golden Gate bridge in its logo. 3. The Bronx ZooA clever one, using the white space in the giraffes legs to display some buildings in the Bronx zoo logo. 4. FedExThe arrow in the FedEx logo (between the “E” and “x”) is already quite well-known, the reason why I feature it in this post anyway is the great adaptation of the logo in arabic. You can still see the arrow, but going in the other direction since arabic is read from right to left. 5. Northwestern Airlines (old logo)This logo is no longer active, but it was a piece of genius. It combines a “N” for North, a “W” for West, and the small triangle is pointing Northwest. 6. AmazonAnother famous one, the Amazon logo. The arrow under the logo goes from the “a” to the “z”, suggesting that Amazon sells everyhing from A to Z. 7. Tour de FranceThe Tour de France logo looks quite average with a script font and a hint of color, but if you look closer you can see a little guy cycling in the word “Tour”. 8. Baskin RobbinsBaskin Robbins sells 31 flavors of ice-creams, and they give you a little hint of this in their logo with the “31″ that appears in pink. 9. Wendy’sWendy’s tries to bring back childhood memories by adding the word mom in the collar of the little girl in their logo. 10. BasecampThe popular collaboration software is all about getting things done and adding checkmarks in your to-do list, thus the little checkmark they have hidden in their logo. The post 10 logos with a hidden message appeared first on Design daily news. Are you a blogger? Turn your posts into eBooks very quickly using MagPress, our Premium WordPress plugin.    |
| Amazing sculptures by Pierre Matter Posted: 27 Aug 2013 06:47 AM PDT Half-animal, half-robot, the creatures of Pierre Matter are the beautiful product of the imagination of the French sculpture. The post Amazing sculptures by Pierre Matter appeared first on Design daily news. Are you a blogger? Turn your posts into eBooks very quickly using MagPress, our Premium WordPress plugin.    |
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