Archive for: logo
It seems as though Google has simplified the Google Chrome logo yesterday. Goodbye 3D and now we have a sexy flat logo.
The new logo has been appearing in a number of areas, but there is still no official word from Google (unlike Google).
The new logo was added just before Google Chrome adds a lot of great new features. Its rumoured that Google Chrome will be adding the ability to select multiple tabs, which is handy for managing the tab chaos some of us suffer, and abbreviated tab titles to better distinguish similar pages.
What do you think of the new Google Chrome Logo
Twitlogo lets you generate in a simple way, with any text, a logo with all the similarity as in Twitter logo.
It also has some options for you to customize the text you are using: Font size, color and the outline color. After you’ve created the image, you’ll get the link to download the file as a PNG, simple as that.
Even though there is nothing magical about this web app, can be very helpful to create the logo with your Twitter username and placing it in your site.
Adidas Superstars represents one of the most popular models of the German company; and also is one of the most used today as vintage models of shoes. And now, for their 35 anniversary, they are preparing the Facebook and Twitter models.
Honestly I’m not quite convinced about all the “Facebook” included in this model, sounds a bit too much. On the inside they’ve also included the following “Facebook is a social utility that connects you with the people around you” and “Making the world open and connected”.
The Twitter model seems a bit better; they’ve included the Twitter bird logo and the original color used by the micro-blogging web app.
You thought that you had enough of icons already? Well, not yet. IconShock, a well-known design company, created a very complete set of 150 social media icons and they are all for free.
You can download directly from here (150mb).
This set contains not only the most important social media icons which you can use, but also provides nine different sizes (from 16 up to 512 pixels), four different formats (PNG, PSD, AI and ICO), three different states (normal, enabled and disabled); and a mobile version.
You were expecting something else?
A new set of free social media icons has been released by Noel Tock with a grunge theme and a very neat design. Check them out.
You can download the entire set from here.
The download is completely free and Noel is just asking for you not to forget about the attribution if you are using those in your blog or web site.
Features:
- 256 x 256 px
- 64 x 64 px
- With & Without Gloss/Highlight
- StumbleUpon, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, LinkedIn, Delicious, YouTube, Flickr, Digg & RSS.
I just might become the “icon guy” from Crenk, but that’s OK, I’d rather be the icon guy instead of no guy, right? 
Bubblicons created a very cool set of icons for social media, and of course as the name says it, the bubble design is present.
We can find the complete list of anything you would like to use in your site, blog or application. Including of course: Facebook, Twitter, Digg, Technorati, RSS Feeds, Stumbleupon, sharethis, etc.
Download the entire set from this link.
Enjoy!
Logoease lets you create and customize your own logos for free and without the need to install any software, doing directly online.
Creativity is a key factor when we are discussing designs in web apps, blogs or sites. And the use of an interesting and innovating company logo is the presentation card for every business. Logoease provides a simple way of creating your own logo in 3 simple steps:
- Select your base image.
- Customize it. Change color, forms, rotation, etc.
- Download it.
All the customization is very intuitive; you don’t need to be a designer to achieve a good result. You will receive various electronic files for both web and print use including the vector source files. File formats include eps, png, jpg and tiff.
And yes, all completely free.
The SpeckBoy crew created and published for free a very cool set of icons to use in our website for the payment options. These icons come in eight different sizes.
We all know if we want to build a company or just a profitable site one of the things we need is offering the payment options directly on our web sites. This set of icons includes all of normal possibilities: PayPal, credit cards, check, bank transfer.
This icon sets download package contains the six icons, and include a choice of eight different sizes: 12px, 16px, 24px, 32px, 64px, 128px, 256px and 512px.
Download link here.
Logo Launch prepared a nice report about the logos designed in this year and analyzes which were and are the current trends that designers and companies are following.
Logo Launch is a community for designers, who wants to show the world their work. They provide a book, offered in Amazon, about the most relevant logos uploaded into their site. Using that input, they’ve came up with this result after reviewing around 35,000 logos received.
Here’s a short summary about this year’s logos:
- There is plenty of optimism shining through in many designs—or at least clients are trying to bravely declare through their identities that they aren’t the slightest bit afraid.
- There is significantly more warping, faceting, and animation.
- Circles upon circles upon circles, especially nested inside each other and of diminishing sizes, are everywhere, as are building objects from circles.
- “Greeness” is still pervasive, but it no longer apparently has to be expressed by the color green: Any fresh palette will do.
- Finally, there is another significant development. For many years, successful logos were built from beautiful shapes. They were usually one color, or perhaps they incorporated a few colors. Now, designers have begun to look at the actual surface of the shapes as an entirely new canvas that can be addressed in myriad ways. Good draftsmanship and good ideas are still crucial to the process, but surface effects now add entirely new levels of meaning.
Here are some of the logos arranged by categories:
Cubist
Tendrils
Hexahedron
Stains
Entrepreneurs and start-ups alike are prime candidates for branding opportunities. Existing companies looking at changing their appearance, their direction, or product/service may also be looking for a way to change their existing branding, and what’s quicker than instant?
Nothing.
BrandStack is the quickest way to get your new logo and start building your brand. The depository has hundreds of designs, but along with the logos, you also get domain names pre-registered for you along with other additions that will get your business off the ground instantly.
Previously known as Incspring, Brandstack is literally stacking the layers of possibilities to make your endeavors as profitable and successful as possible. Founder Wes Wilson is always looking for designers who want to upload their extra logos to the site and further expand what it has to offer. A definite most for those looking to purchase and build, and designers looking to sell their extra or new designed logos.
Give BrandStack a try and take the stress of the creative process off your shoulders and start with the real details that will help build your company for your customers.
