The lettering appears to show "20020," an effect that has brought much derision in the Spanish press and on social networking sites.

$42. That simple. For $42 you can get a logo designed with two rounds of amends and a number of different files formats sent to you.

Judy Kameon created a T from 130 plants.

DC Entertainment revealed a new brand identity.

Sad news today that 131-year-old Kodak has filed for bankruptcy.

While these events enjoy no official status, they represent some of the most popular participation sports in the UK.

I just watched an interesting "brand video" (embedded and screen-grabbed) for the Paralympic Games that helped me appreciate the design work involved.

Waterstones, the UK's largest high street bookseller, has today revealed a new logo.

Reminiscent of johnson banks' logo mash-ups.

The company name was shortened to British Rail and Gerry Barney of the Design Rearch Unit conceived the famous 'double-arrow', a remarkably robust and memorable icon that has far outlasted British Rail itself and continues to be used on traffic signs throughout the United Kingdom as the symbol for the national rail network and more specifically railway stations on that network.

Royal Mail said it was the first time a logo had been beside the Queen's head on a "definitive" stamp.

Remember those honest logos from back in April? There are more.

I went straight off to the zoo to spend the rest of the day drawing penguins in every pose.

First published in 1962, this work of experimental typography uses letters in a single typeface, Helvetica, to achieve surprising results — motion and narrative, emotion and humor.

What do you get if you plagiarise the work of hundreds of designers and sell their logos for personal gain?