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Bite Dose runs down a list of some unusual and creative logos that work well to get across their message.
Logos are everywhere. Because of this, only a few can rise among the noise — and often it’s the more unique logos that are most memorable. Sometimes to be unique, you’ve also got to be weird. In this post, we showcase twenty lovably strange logos that work.
Brand New has a great roundup of the best and worst rebranding of 2008. Go figure the Pepsi rebranding is on the worst list :)
A roundup of clever coffee packaging. The first in series of posts focusing on different aspects of the packaging industry.
The font feed clarifies the difference between a font and a typeface:
the physical embodiment of a collection of letters, numbers, symbols, etc. (whether it’s a case of metal pieces or a computer file) is a font. When referring to the design of the collection (the way it looks) you call it a typeface.
A blog for all you packaging nuts out there: Lovely Package covers a wide variety of package design. They also point out what fonts are used in the design.
Nate Burgos from Design Feast sent us this link to his rundown of Design Feaster’s Highlights for 2008.
This year has been another rich demonstration of imagination. At Creativity Online, folks like Paula Scher of Pentagram and Helvetica filmmaker Gary Hustwitt gave their Design Highlights for 2008 (subscription required). It compelled me to compile my own personal list.
Dor Dan is back with another great showcase of 27 Beautiful, Typography-Based Web Designs.
I believe that one of the greatest challenges in web design is to design a web page built around typography, and not the opposite. Therefore, I bring you 27 beautiful, typography-based web designs to gather inspiration from, enjoy!
With 2008 wrapping up today (or already gone, depending on what part of the globe you’re standing on), Design Cube runs down some of the best design articles of 2008.
2008 has not only been an exciting year here at TDC, but around the rest of the design community as well. I have learned so much from reading blogs (more than I had ever imagined), and as a special thanks I present you 50 insightful graphic & web design related post of 2008 organized into 23 well organized categories.
David Airey has an excellent post on logo design love about popular ambigram logos. Logos are difficult to design, but making an ambigram logo takes it to a whole new level! Wow!!!
Following hot on the heals of 160+ RSS feeds for designers and developers, Pavel Ciorici puts together a great list of 70+ RSS Feeds for WordPress Bloggers & Developers.
Now your RSS feeds should be overflowing :)
