(P/B) LOGO (MINI)

Παρουσίαση

This vast collection of over 1,300 symbols and logotypes - clearly arranged across 75 different categories according to their basic visual form - includes the work of past masters, such as Paul Rand and Saul Bass, alongside some of the most exciting work from contemporary designers. This is a complete, taxonomical guide to the history, development and style of identity design. (From the publisher)

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1. Logotypes and letters
Wordmarks and initials
1.1. Just type
1.2. Handwritten
1.3. Joined up
1.4. Linked characters
1.5. Intertwined characters
1.6. Combined characters
1.7. What's in a word
1.8. Telling characters
1.9. Incomplete characters
1.10. Cropped
1.11. Reversals and rotations
1.12. Symmetry and ambigrams
1.13. Stacked
1.14. Modular
1.15. 3D
1.16. Treated
1.17. Illustrative
1.18. Paths through type
1.19. Decorated
Typographic elements
1.20. Single letters A-Z
1.21. Numerical
1.22. Ways of saying 'and'
1.23. Punctuation marks
2. Symbols
Abstract
2.1. Squared
2.2. Rectangles
2.3. Triangles and polygons
2.4. Circles and dots
2.5. Ovals and ovoids
2.6. Radiating
2.7. Concentric
2.8. Rotary
2.9. Dotted patterns
2.10. Horizontal stripes
2.11. Vertical stripes
2.12. Converging
2.13. Arcs and swooshes
2.14. Amorphous
Representational
2.15. Crosses
2.16. Arrows
2.17. Thought and speech
2.18. Waves
2.19. Woven
2.20. Strands
2.21. Light and sound
2.22. Flames
2.23. Globes
2.24. Suns and stars
2.25. Leaves
2.26. Flowers
2.27. Trees
2.28. Landscape
2.29. Natural produce
2.30. Aquatic
2.31. Winged insects
2.32. Birds
2.33. Wildlife
2.34. Horses
2.35. Cats and dogs
2.36. Mythology
2.37. Bodies
2.38. Hands and feet
2.39. Heads
2.40. Eyes and faces
2.41. Hearts
2.42. Crowns
2.43. Paper
2.44. Balls
2.45. Everyday objects
2.46. Houses
2.47. Historic buildings and monuments
2.48. Architecture
2.49. Transport
2.50. Cornucopia
2.51. Shields