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25 Cool and Creative MacBook Stickers

By • Apr 5th, 2012 • Category: Creative Products, Latest Posts

As much as I hate Apple and their often overpriced hardware, I do admit that their products look beautiful and can be used just like jewelry to make you look better. Heck, one of my friends even put an Apple logo sticker on her Dell laptop! *insert a facepalm image here* However, with more and more people getting Macs these days it’s getting harder to stand out of the crowd. That’s why we collected 25 Cool and Creative MacBook Stickers to make it truly unique.

The Past and The Future Of Famous Logos

By • Feb 20th, 2012 • Category: Advertising, Funny, Latest Posts

A brief review of the history of famous logos and predictions of how they will look like in the future made by Stock Logos back in 2011. Interestingly enough, their prediction of Microsoft logo in 2020 seems similar to the new Windows 8 logo announced this year. Also, don’t forget to check out more logo related posts such as the Top 15 Worst Logo FAILS Ever and 30 Clever Logos With Hidden Symbolism.

Thanks, Steve: Apple Logo Turned Into Touching Tribute to Steve Jobs

By • Oct 6th, 2011 • Category: Design, Latest Posts

Apple recently announced the passing of their beloved co-founder and chairman of the board, Steven P. Jobs (1955 – 2011), sparking an unstoppable flow of tributes coming from all corners of the world. This touching logo tribute, simply named “Thanks, Steve.” was created by Jonathan Mak Long, a 19-year-old designer living in Hong Kong. Jobs’ face appears to be taken from the cover of ‘Inside Steve’s Brain’, a book about Steve Jobs written by Leander Kahney.

Brand Reversioning by Graham Smith

By • Jun 6th, 2011 • Category: Design, Latest Posts

Logo designer Graham Smith has created an interesting project called ©Brand Reversioning. In his words: “A Brand Reversion is a brand logo that has undertaken a creative change based on the visual style of another brand logo: Brand identities with a split personality.” Even if it feels that something is off, the new reversed logos are so well executed, that one might easily fall for this trick.