All articles tagged with #logo
Pokémon GO revealed its 10th anniversary logo and AR-style artwork featuring a lineup of beloved Pokémon; no unreleased Pokémon are shown, but the image is read as a teaser for future content, including Mega evolutions and Gigantamax forms such as Eevee, Pikachu, and Corviknight, fueling speculation about Mega Mewtwo X/Y and other releases in the game’s 10th year.
Toyota explains that its emblem’s two inner ovals symbolize the unification of customers’ hearts with Toyota’s products, while the surrounding space represents ongoing technological advancement and future opportunities. Rumors that the ovals spell out the brand name are not official; the logo was introduced in 1989 to celebrate Toyota’s 50th anniversary and can also resemble a steering wheel or include a stylized “T.”
Trump unveiled a new 'Board of Peace' with a gold emblem that closely echoes the UN’s logo, but with the world map simplified to North America and placed on a shield. The design has sparked online jokes and accusations of parody, with fans noting the UN-inspired elements and the gaudy gold treatment; the article notes no official design rationale has been released.
At Davos, observers noted that Trump’s newly launched Board of Peace logo closely resembles the United Nations emblem but in gold and US-centric; the initiative, initially endorsed by the UN Security Council to broker a Gaza ceasefire, has been repurposed as a global body for resolving international conflicts and would be chaired by Trump, with membership costing $1 billion in cash; several European countries express concerns it could sideline the UN, while Trump says it will work with the UN.
Damien McFerran shares his surprise upon discovering that the laser scan of the Konami logo screen varies in color across different gaming platforms, with purple on SNES, green on Mega Drive, and blue on PC Engine, a detail he had never noticed before.
Apple has unveiled a vibrant new logo for Apple TV, accompanied by a new intro featuring music by Finneas, following the rebranding of Apple TV+ to Apple TV, emphasizing a fresh identity and visual style.
A Reddit user shared a humorous and simplistic logo concept for garlic, inspired by a dream, which received playful support and reactions from the online community, highlighting the fun and quirky side of design ideas.
Google is replacing its traditional colorful 'G' logo with a new gradient design across all platforms, reflecting its evolution in the AI era, marking its first major logo update in 10 years.
Cracker Barrel's stock surged after the company revealed a new logo, but the article hints that the real challenge lies ahead in maintaining this momentum and executing the rebranding effectively.
The Subaru logo features six stars representing the original five companies that merged to form Fuji Heavy Industries, with the central star symbolizing Subaru itself. The design is inspired by the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, with the arrangement subtly forming an 'S' to connect to the brand name. The colors blue and silver symbolize trust, dependability, quality, and engineering, while the Subaru STI performance brand uses a cherry blossom red color inspired by Japanese culture. The logo's symbolism reflects Subaru's history, brand identity, and commitment to innovation.
The University of Notre Dame unveiled a new secondary logo for its football team, replacing the traditional fighting leprechaun with a more dynamic image of the mascot holding a football, emphasizing the sport while downplaying the 'fighting' aspect, as part of a broader branding update across sports programs.
The article discusses the evolution of the Games Workshop logo, a familiar symbol for fans of tabletop gaming, and how the company has shifted its branding focus from the corporate entity to the Warhammer brand to better align with its popular game products, contributing to its significant financial success.
The MLB unveiled the 2026 All-Star Game logo in Philadelphia, featuring a stylized Liberty Bell in red, white, and blue, to celebrate the game's return to the city and the US 250th anniversary, with a design emphasizing American history and modern animation elements.
NASA's iconic "meatball" logo, introduced in 1959, celebrates its 65th anniversary despite attempts to replace it with the "worm" logo in 1975. The meatball, featuring a blue circle with stars, the word "NASA," and a red chevron, remains closely associated with the agency, while the simpler worm logo, introduced to mark the end of the Apollo era, has also made a comeback in recent years. Both logos are now used within NASA, reflecting different eras of the agency's history.
NASA's iconic "meatball" logo, designed by James Modarelli in 1959, celebrates its 65th anniversary. Despite being replaced by the "worm" logo in 1974, the meatball has remained a beloved symbol, re-adopted in 1992 and used alongside the worm today. The logo has adorned everything from astronauts' suits to Mars rovers and continues to be a popular emblem in both public and commercial spheres.