Brand Recognition

Youssef Sarhan — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 19:40:40 +0000

So many of the best brands and icons we're familiar with today are cross-lingual, and are embedded in our minds, they were designed so that anyone can recognize & understand them. With these the shape and/or colour alone is enough to decipher what you are looking at.

I took a series of photographs, putting the camera out of focus most of these images are as clear as they need to be to communicate the logo. Some of these are more obvious that others.

Try standing back from your screen, it might take a while to get some of them, if you cant figure it out, click image and read the flickr description for answer.

About the author

My name is Youssef Sarhan and I am a Graphic Design student at The National College of Art & Design, Ireland. I co-founded WhiteInk with my friend Tim Phelan; which we occasionally write on. I also talk about and give tutorials on motion design at Keyframe Kid. Have a read of either to learn more about who I am and what I do.

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Brand Recognition

So many of the best brands and icons we're familiar with today are cross-lingual, and are embedded in our minds, they were designed so that anyone can recognize & understand them. With these the shape and/or colour alone is enough to decipher what you are looking at.

About the author

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