Wednesday, October 28, 2009

0 Logos are Changing – Discussing Changes in Respective Logo Designs Worldwide

The logo design world is experimenting on a rapid scale. This is mostly because businesses are adopting a tendency to change their company logos design every now and then. This is happening more with famous brands although less known trademarks are following suit. Let’s have a quick look at some of the slightly changed logo designs.

The Audi Logo Design


The previous Audi logo design has been slightly changed now. At first glance, it is unnoticeable but the changes are there alright. The four rings (not at all associated with the Olympic Games) are there and the name “Audi” is there too but with a slight twist in the old logo design. The rings have been given a nice three dimensional look with the font in Audi more simplified but attractive.

Changed Pepsi Logo Design



Now this is a very good idea to stir public attention whether one needs it or not. This alteration in the logo design is quite noticeable but the impact of this logo redesign is not in shape of higher sales.

Hilton Hotels Logo Design Gets New Shape and Name



Not just the company logos design but also the company name has been changed with “Hilton Worldwide” replacing” “The Hilton Family”. Interesting move.

Subtle Changes in Mozilla Fire Fox Logo Design



This is a clear example of subtle changes in company logos design. Firefox gets a slightly new makeover or should I say “haircut” and the view of land on the globe gets a different angle.

Hertz Logo Design Gets a New Look




They have done this by inverting the colors and changing the typeface plus the “r” getting a curved shape.

These minor changes in company logos design reflect the tendency of experimentation in the human mind. I guess all is self explanatory here needing thoughts rather than words but viewers’ comments would highly be appreciated.

End Note: The contents are the view points of the author and questions/responses are MORE than welcome.

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