The year was 1875. Bass & Co. Brewery: The world’s first trademarked logo. The first company ever to do so, in fact. Why? Because that year the Trade Mark Registration Act of 1875 passed, that’s why. Evidence that a logo, name, product, etc. actually was your own original content would be accepted prima facie, that is,…
Read More →Like things that are cute? Us, too. That’s why we thought you’d enjoy this video wherein a five year-old gives his First Impressions on a number of company logos. The raw honesty this kid displays goes to show how kids filter through logos and brands at an early stage. And which brand does such a great…
Read More →In late 2010, Comedy Central had a problem. It wasn’t a terrible problem, but it was still a problem. The network with popular shows such as The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, and South Park, could not get their products to contribute to their overall identity. In other words, when the aforementioned shows were mentioned…
Read More →Click Here Inventor Spot for the 10 greatest sports logos ever. Do you agree with their rankings? Let us know what you think by leaving a comment below. The featured image no doubt will make the number one selection underwhelming, yet this should matter not. The hockey team Detroit Red Wings has the perfect amalgamation of…
Read More →This list of logos recalls the humor of low-brow college comedies, but in fact the logos are real. I hope that you all appreciate these images from both a childish and psychoanalytic standpoint (but I repeat myself). Hard to imagine these designs not thriving in a mass market setting. Why do I write this? Because the…
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