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Y a una semana de la Navidad es bueno recordar el primer spoiler de la historia.
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A selection of some of my favourite 'line' logos. Top row, second from the left is delightful. Designed by Hugo Arapé for Uranium Records in 1986.
Discover and collate your own collections at
logo-archive.org
#logos #branding #logodesign #graphicdesign
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CBS by William Golden, 1951.
Read/Subscribe → logohistories.com/p/cbs-logo
#logos #branding #logodesign #designhistory #graphicdesign #designinspiration
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Replying to @yoigo
En enero compré un móvil Samsung última generación y desde el primer día presentó fallos (estaba usado claramente).
A día de hoy sigo esperando que me devuelvan el dinero y dejen de cobrarme un teléfono que no tengo.@yoigo @aytogetafe #fraude @yoigo_quejas
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‘Embody’
From the Reflective series on Exchange Art
Available to collect for 2 SOL
Link below 👇
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New work for Tatler Philippines! ✨💕🌱💜 #Illustration
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Out Now! LogoArchive Extra Issue @standardsmanual
Order: logoarchive.shop
An issue dedicated to the Federal Design Improvement Program.
With texts from Valerie Pettis & @LanceWymanNews & @bilshaffer
Designed by @order
Print: @withprint
Paper: @GFSmithpapers
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Trademarks & Symbols Volume 1 - Alphabetical Designs by Yasaburo Kuwayama, 1973. Available at logoarchive.shop
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Merlin & GerinGérard Guerre, Technés 1966, France, Electronics.
LogoArchive Newsletter: logoarchive.substack.com
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Van Gogh greatly admired Japanese woodcuts for their bright colours and distinctive compositions. He based this painting of a bridge in the rain on a print by the famous artist Utagawa Hiroshige. 🌻 Vincent van Gogh, Bridge in the Rain (after Hiroshige) (1887)
#vangoghmuseum
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Fantastic transit passes in the @Lett_Arc letterformarchive.org/news/v…
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Some designs by Mitsuo Katsui ~ a Japanese Graphic Designer
One of my favorites🖤
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Always remember there are real people (well, most of the time) behind social media posts. Internet would be incredibly more pleasant if we acted as if we are talking f2f.
“if you propose to speak, always ask yourself, is it true, is it helpful, is it necessary, is it kind?”
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A talented 24-year-old graphic designer with dreams of becoming a painter, Tadanori Yokoo arrived in Tokyo in 1960. His timing was perfect: something was in the air; Japan’s youth were feeling disruptive and so was Yokoo anothermag.com/art-photograp…



















































