The Wonderlust Journal » logos http://thewonderlustjournal.com Tue, 24 Jan 2012 05:43:57 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.2 Fauxgo http://thewonderlustjournal.com/fauxgo/ http://thewonderlustjournal.com/fauxgo/#comments Tue, 09 Aug 2011 16:38:45 +0000 Eliza Coleman http://thewonderlustjournal.com/?p=7789 This is so clever. Fauxgo, a tumblr, collects faux logos created for movies and tv shows. Above three from shows/movies I loved, and they all happened to play integral parts in their stories, and hence are very recognizable. Mad Men, Monsters Inc., and LOST. C

Check out the gallery for more (their titles tell you what they came from and the name of the company), and Fauxgo for even more (with more added all the time).

Mr Fusion-Back to the Future Part II kobra kai the karate kid Lunar Industries - Moon Dinoco - Toy Story “That’s what she said!”Dunder Mifflin, The Office (2005) Buy N Large, WALL•E (2008) | via Lee Domingue  “Your move, creep Tyrell Corp, Blade Runner (1982) | via Rene Gruijs fauxgo

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]]> http://thewonderlustjournal.com/fauxgo/feed/ 0 Mid-Century Logos http://thewonderlustjournal.com/mid-century-logos/ http://thewonderlustjournal.com/mid-century-logos/#comments Tue, 07 Jun 2011 20:32:46 +0000 Eliza Coleman http://thewonderlustjournal.com/?p=6528 Love this flickr set of Mid-Century Modern logos designed in the 60s, particularly the letterform logos. So simple, and now so retro looking compared to flashy modern corporate logos, but they remind you how much personality can be conveyed in a letterform.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

They also reminded me of the San Francisco MUNI logo that I spend a considerable amount of time looking at as the buses and trolley drive around town. I love that SF has stayed with this logo, which was designed in the mid-70s by a Bay Area graphic designer.

mexico city logo german clothing co logo Bank logo e logo SF_muni_logo mcm lettermarks

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(Their designers and the companies they represented can be found on the flickr site.)

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