Not the best quality photo – iOS doesn’t like focussing on shiny things – but nice to see that there is still the odd reminder of the old GNER crest, and that National Express and East Coast haven’t plastered their logos over absolutely everything…
This post was filed under: Photo-a-day 2012, GNER, Logos, Trains, Transport.
Mango’s new typographically uninspired logo. For comparison with the old one.
This post was filed under: Photo-a-day 2012, Logos, Mango, Retail, Typography.
I’m always impressed by the typography of Mango’s logo – clearly communicating the letter “M”, as distinct from “N”, using only 3 strokes. Alas, they’re in the process of ditching this logo for an altogether blander alternative.
This post was filed under: Photo-a-day 2012, Logos, Mango, Retail, Typography.
It’s like they couldn’t decide whether to go for serif or sans, so went for a bit of both.
This post was filed under: Photos, Logos, Marks & Spencer, Retail, Typography.
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