Tres Logos

by Thorsten Geiger, Nicolas Bourquin (Editor), Thorsten Geiger (Editor)

"Logo design is one of the most crucial and challenging tasks in graphic design. Seemingly simple, The Logo becomes the indispensable face of companies and conveys the brand's identity and philosophy. Los Logos and Dos Logos documented this unceasing evolution. Expanding on the previous editions, Tres Logos demonstrates how influences from illustration and street art have become increasingly evident in logo design inspiring ornamental patterns with logos replacing the abstract tag. Additionally, companies are becoming more daring and exploiting their logos to identify their brand with a certain style and appeal. Fully indexed and structured thematically, the book draws connections between the applications and the field for which it was intended. Like its predecessors, Tres Logos explores the exceptional visual language and stylistic approaches to logo creation by designers around the globe, exhibiting thousands of examples and simultaneously providing information about the ""makers'"" personal approach. Tres Logos is a state of the art visual encyclopedia on the current state and evolution of Logo Design."

Genres: Design

304 pages, Paperback

First published November 10, 2006

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 3 out of 5]

not much is reproducable in this f'ing book. but there are some okay essays and every once in a j there's a cool logo. oh yeah, and there's a logo for a record label called pop n cherry records. their logo is a cherry with a drop of blood falling from it.

[Josh Chang · Rating 4 out of 5]

tons of pretty pictures.