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Officine Ranchetti by Heinz Waibl. 1959, Mark. An iconic trademark designed for a photocopying company based in Milan. Waibl ingenuously combined the two initial letters of Officine Ranchetti in a single shape, thus making the trademark visually strong and united. [NM]

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Logos, Branding & Design Inspiration on Instagram: "@nothingdesignstudio A bold rebrand for ASP consulting, a future-forward structural and civil engineering firm in the UK. With new leadership came a vision to build a brand as sharp and dynamic as the challenges they solve. From laying the foundations for thrilling roller coasters to transforming heritage landmarks like Birmingham’s James Cond Building, ASP is shaping the future, one bold solution at a time. Our rebrand reflects their...

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The logo features a bold, minimalist design comprised of geometric shapes. It consists of a solid black rectangle on top with rounded corners, under which two black vertical rectangles stand side by side, also with rounded corners. The overall appearance resembles the letter "Pi" with a modern twist or a stylized power outlet. The design is sleek, contemporary, and exudes simplicity and strength. Considering the Tangem logo's stark black and simplicity, it would benefit from a contrastingly...

Istanbul-based designer Mustafa Ömerli has come up with an interesting project that features typographic logos of common words we use every day. He

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