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Pictorial marks
Pictorial marks











pictorial marks

This version of the Twitter bird, originally created by Simon Oxley, was created by Doug Bowman in 2012Īlso known as a pictorial mark, a brandmark contains no text but is an image, icon or symbol that represents the company or brand. That’s less of an issue when it comes to designing a. The challenge with both lettermarks and wordmarks, however, is to make them distinctive enough visually that they become instantly recognisable. Shortening a long company name to initials will also make it easier for your audience to remember your logo and name, especially in global markets. This is an especially important consideration when it will need to shrink down to tiny sizes on mobile devices, for example. Famous examples include the logos for Cable News Network (CNN), Home Box Office (HBO), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Procter & Gamble (P&G), and Electronic Arts (EA).Īs these examples suggest, a lettermark is a good choice for a company whose name is difficult to pronounce, or too long to work as a logo in most media.

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The CNN logo was designed by the late Anthony Guy Bost in 1980Īlso known as a monogram logo, a lettermark logo is again made of text, but based on the initials of the company or brand, rather than its full name.













Pictorial marks