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Gary Anderson's Recycle symbol, 1971

The word 'ampersand' is a corruption of 'and, per se, and'.
The symbol derives from the word 'et', Latin for 'and'.

https://youtu.be/ZmWOtf4Ziso?si=4AUWg57ywj7DVtFp

Susan Kare demonstrating the Macintosh Interface in 1984 Watch now: History of The Graphical User Interface (GUI): A Wonderful Curse https://youtu.be/fHMPGhezj0s?si=DuBg3tOL_hiEG7sYIn this clip from the Computer Ch...

‘McDonaldland Glasses’ newspaper ad (1970s)

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Sip, Save, and Sustain: PepsiCo's Label-free Multipack Redefines Green Packaging Fizzing with innovation and bubbling with sustainability, PepsiCo Design & Innovation’s recent “Pepsi Label-free Multipack” product clinched...

Very rare McDonald’s character named Archy, that was only used for 1 year (1962)

Original artwork of the Rolling Stones logo, designed by John Pasche who received £50 at the time (1970).

Wassily Kandinsky, graphical representation of the jump

https://thedieline.com/blog/2023/10/11/welcome-to-the-great-un-cursiving-of-logos

Welcome To the Great Un-Cursiving of Logos We’ve said farewell to Eddie Bauer and Johnson & Johnson’s cursive logos because Gen Z apparently can’t read them. But what about Hallmark, Campbells, Kleenex, Instagram, and—gasp—Coca-Cola?

Totem-like signage for the National Zoo designed by Lance Wyman in 1975

https://www.fastcompany.com/90939701/of-course-the-posters-for-the-2024-paris-olympic-games-are-high-art

Of course the posters for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games are high art The winning 14 posters for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games span subject matter, style, and media.

https://www.metalocus.es/en/news/multifunctional-public-space-activity-zone-chorzow-slas-architects

Multifunctional public space - activity zone in Chorzów by SLAS architects | The Strength of Architecture | From 1998 Description of project by SLAS architects "Activity zone” is a multifunctional public space which is the first phase of regeneration and integration of the University of Silesia campus with the urban tissue of Chorzów City. The site is located in the place of the demolished military building with...

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Web Design Museum Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of websites that chronicle forgotten trends in web design from its beginnings in the 1990s to the mid-00s.

When it comes to seeing a logo that makes you wonder, “Why didn’t I think of that?”, what exactly is it about the design that gives you that impression?

There are four critical elements that can be seen in every great logo design:

1. It must be describable
2. It must be memorable
3. It must be effective without color
4. It must be scalable i.e. effective when just an inch in size

Points 1 and 2 go hand in hand, because if you can’t describe what a logo looks like then how will you be able to remember it?

Point 3 is important because color is secondary to the shape. Adding color to your logo should be left to the very end of the process, because if the mark doesn’t work in black only, no amount of color will rescue the design.

Point 4 is vital for things such as office stationery (pens, pin badges etc.). All those little things that people often forget about.

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https://80.lv/articles/draggan-a-new-method-for-manipulating-generated-images/

DragGAN: A New Method for Manipulating Generated Images The technique enables one to "drag" any points of the image to precisely reach target points in a user-interactive manner.

https://designingwomen.readymag.com/

Designing women — a project by Readymag exploring the impact of women in design.

New work -Taderdoodles
Meet Tate R. Doodle (aka the dood)
We had an incredible time working on the new branding and packaging…More to come.

https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/public-art-in-seattles-light-rail-stations-has-a-deeper-backstory-than-youd-think/?fbclid=IwAR0Jm5KogPkOJ7JRvqOBXoKA3CfjnntWEydHZM96WEvyRhnrgDuek2cZqLo

Public art in Seattle’s light rail stations has a deeper backstory than you’d think Public art is a tough genre, which might explain why most of it is so perfunctory, but a tour of Seattle's light rail stations unearths some striking artwork.