http://d-whoah.com/play/2009/usacorporatelogos/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=usacorporatelogos amusements, sketches, experiments, etc. Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:32:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://d-whoah.com/play/2009/usacorporatelogos/comment-page-1/#comment-61 d*ro Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:40:06 +0000 http://d-whoah.com/play/?p=166#comment-61 Hi Lis! Thanks for the comment, and great follow-up infographic to the corporate one! Definitely interesting to see trends organized and analyzed in this way, no? Interesting to see red/blue continue its prevalence in the music scene, but followed closely by orange and green. Maybe red/blue are considered the safe go-tos and orange and green are related to fun, bold pop? Hi Lis! Thanks for the comment, and great follow-up infographic to the corporate one! Definitely interesting to see trends organized and analyzed in this way, no? Interesting to see red/blue continue its prevalence in the music scene, but followed closely by orange and green. Maybe red/blue are considered the safe go-tos and orange and green are related to fun, bold pop?

]]> http://d-whoah.com/play/2009/usacorporatelogos/comment-page-1/#comment-60 Lis Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:13:05 +0000 http://d-whoah.com/play/?p=166#comment-60 This reminds me of a music logo graphic I found a while ago: http://rocketsurgeon.squarespace.com/articles/2007/5/17/the-logos-of-music-20.html. It's always difficult to tell exactly how much is influence and copycatting and how much is general tendency. Maybe we'll never know for sure, but it will make me think twice before we pick colors for our new program logo. This reminds me of a music logo graphic I found a while ago: http://rocketsurgeon.squarespace.com/articles/2007/5/17/the-logos-of-music-20.html. It’s always difficult to tell exactly how much is influence and copycatting and how much is general tendency. Maybe we’ll never know for sure, but it will make me think twice before we pick colors for our new program logo.

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