http://jeremybolton.com/2009/08/apple-logo-why-it-works/ A Creative Soul Inspired Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:14:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://jeremybolton.com/2009/08/apple-logo-why-it-works/#comment-407 Artykuł: Apple wygrywa z Nokią w sporze patentowym Mon, 28 Mar 2011 17:08:22 +0000 http://jeremybolton.com/?p=473#comment-407 [...] z logo, to może używajcie przynajmniej aktualnego logo Apple, a nie tego z 2001 roku? Polecam: Apple Logo: Why It Works | Jeremy Bolton | Logo Designer Cytuj + Odpowiedz na ten [...] [...] z logo, to może używajcie przynajmniej aktualnego logo Apple, a nie tego z 2001 roku? Polecam: Apple Logo: Why It Works | Jeremy Bolton | Logo Designer Cytuj + Odpowiedz na ten [...]

]]> http://jeremybolton.com/2009/08/apple-logo-why-it-works/#comment-392 Starbucks revamps iconic logo | Coffee and Pen Fri, 07 Jan 2011 11:54:57 +0000 http://jeremybolton.com/?p=473#comment-392 [...] Either way, I do think the new logo’s missing something. Somehow, with the omission of the word "Starbucks" and "Coffee" it just doesn’t look remotely like Starbucks anymore. The inclusion of these words encased in a ring is exactly that complement that we’re used to, perhaps even more important than the siren itself (outside of U.S, I doubt many people know that the logo has mythical origins). The example of Nike and Apple, in my lay opinion is not quite appropriate; Nike’s logo evolution was gradual and the words NIKE were gradually made more and more understated until they did away with the word altogether, whereas Starbucks took the opposite direction, making the words as prominent as the logo, and now in one sudden stroke they want to do away with it. Apple never had the word "apple" in the first place – they only did away with the small little ®. [...] [...] Either way, I do think the new logo’s
missing something. Somehow, with the omission of the word
“Starbucks” and “Coffee” it
just doesn’t look remotely like Starbucks anymore. The
inclusion of these words encased in a ring is exactly that
complement that we’re used to, perhaps even more
important than the siren itself (outside of U.S, I doubt many
people know that the logo has mythical origins). The example of
Nike and Apple, in my lay opinion is not quite appropriate;
Nike’s logo evolution was gradual and the words NIKE were
gradually made more and more understated until they did away with
the word altogether, whereas Starbucks took the opposite direction,
making the words as prominent as the logo, and now in one sudden
stroke they want to do away with it. Apple never had the word
“apple” in the first place – they
only did away with the small little ®. [...]

]]> http://jeremybolton.com/2009/08/apple-logo-why-it-works/#comment-64 Kiren Fri, 16 Oct 2009 06:13:15 +0000 http://jeremybolton.com/?p=473#comment-64 I love this logo too, I just love Apple a lot. Their computers and products speak for themselves. The Logo is so simple, why didn't I think of it?:) I love this logo too, I just love Apple a lot. Their computers and products speak for themselves. The Logo is so simple, why didn’t I think of it?:)

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