Do you remember the ‘Anamorphic typography‘ by Joseph Egan? This Anamorphic Medusa was created by a studio called ‘Truly Design’ using the same eye-deceiving technique. Located in the factory hosted by Sub Urb Art, this mystical piece was created by two talented artists, Ninja1 and Mach505. According to Greek mythology, a single look at Medusa [...]
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The greatest brandversations
Brandversation, the idea is similar to brand reversioning which is a subject we covered only last month. It probably doesn’t take much explanation (especially for those that caught the previous article) but the concept is simple. You take two competing brands and create alternative logos using the design techniques of the the opposing company. The [...]
60 creative logos
They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and that is definitely true when it come logo design. A well thought out logo design can effectively use a simple icon to leave a deep enough impression for the public. Most logos communicate ideas to people, for instance the kind of quality services a company can [...]
Brand reversioning
Do you remember Viktor Hertz who has shown us what logos would look like if companies were absolutely honest? This time, I want to show you another logo designer – Graham Smith, who created a project called Brand Reversioning, where he switches logo designs between different companies. A Brand Reversion is a brand logo that [...]
Anamorphic typography
London-based graphic designer Joseph Egan together with his colleagues from Chelsea College of Art & Design created this eye-deceiving anamorphic typography installation as part of the assessment for his Foundation Degree course. I will let you in on a secret (probably not a secret but i’m pleased with myself for working this out;) project a [...]
