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ASK DN: What is your all time favorite logo design?
almost 4 years ago from Kyle S, Graphic Designer & Illustrator
Must be for a real company, none of those fake unsolicited ones
19 comments
Damian B, almost 4 years ago
The Bluetooth logo. It's a blind rune - a ligature of the Hagall (ᚼ) and Bjarkan (ᛒ) runes - and named after King Harald Bluetooth who united the Danish tribes into a single kingdom.
Taylor Palmer, almost 4 years ago
I had no idea. This is really cool.
Todd Padwick, almost 4 years ago 
So simple, and so powerful they almost always use it without the name in both TV and print.
Laura McCartney, almost 4 years ago I've got no idea what this is for.
Todd Padwick, almost 4 years ago Target. They are huge in North America and Australia. http://target.com
check out one of their ads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HXVZmry0QE
Adam Szakal, almost 4 years ago
(Seriously though – Adidas, because of the many ways the brand can be conveyed.)
Adam P, almost 4 years ago Hartford Whalers—R.I.P.
Slavo Glinsky, almost 4 years ago Nobody posted this icon yet?
Patrick Loonstra, almost 4 years ago
That one is only epic because of the great brand behind it. But just the form is weird and not that cool.
Corin Edwards, almost 4 years ago
The Kyocera brand symbol is composed of a corporate mark and our corporate logotype. The mark represents the initial "K" (for Kyocera) encircling a "C" (for ceramics). It was introduced in October 1982 when the company name was changed from "Kyoto Ceramic" to "Kyocera."
Harris Thompson, almost 4 years ago
Can't think of my favorite but I've always liked MobCraft brewery in milwaukee wisconsin, good use of negative space
Account deleted almost 4 years ago 
I love the Red Cross logo. Real simple and it shows exactly what it is.
Max Quinn, almost 4 years ago Fabric nightclub, an infamous venue in London. Partly for the memories, but also a clever mark they've built a wicked brand around. The name should give you a clue as to what it is.
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