Logo Design

I studied graphic design in college and have always been looking for a book containing a great overview of well known logos representing multiple industries. This fits that bill nicely, but only some of them have information about the designers who created them or the year the logos came out. Aside from the work of Saul Bass, Paul Rand and creative team Ivan Chermayeff & Tom Geismar, you don't know most of the names of the artists behind the logos. That quibble aside, I still believe this book is indispensable to any graphic designer’s library or anyone fascinated by the artistry of logo design.

I like the amount of endless pages with pictures of different logos, companies and some of the variations throughout the years shown. If you're a designer or someone looking for inspiration/references this is a good book to have. I'm personally someone who prefers visuals to words when it comes to art. For the price, this book is a fantastic get if you want to expand your knowledge on logos.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great book for anyone interested in graphic design and logo creation, whether you’re a beginner looking to explore or a seasoned professional looking for inspiration. This book will definitely unblock any creative dead ends, and allow visionary juices to flow! -pq

an excellent reference book and concept gold mine. a great book if your the type who looks at logos and pulls ideas.

📘📘📘 My 6 year old grandson loves to draw logos and I was so excited to find him this M A S S I V E book of logos that has what seems to be every single logo you can ever imagine, even some of the older logos as well!! This is exactly what I was wanting for him because it’s hundreds of pages and it provides hours of entertainment for him to look through! It’s also neat for him to see the way the logos looked when I was a little girl! I’m so thankful that I found this for him. It arrived rather swiftly and the price point was extremely affordable, especially considering how B I G this book is!!📘📘📘

A book with a compilation of multiple logos from different branches, good for referencing. I would have liked it to be in hardcover.

My son is obsessed with logos. He love this book.

Product was good but Amazon sucks