Logos are everywhere. They’re on the products people buy, the apps they use, and the stores they visit. But what most people ...

Over the last decade, skulls and skeletons appeared in nearly one of every 200 new U.S. logos.

On ditches the logos and noise in its newest IKON collection, a capsule of apparel and footwear that's sleek and understated.

Families should do the same. My view is simple: every family needs a crest or logo. Not for show. For identity, unity, and ...

According to a new study which pitted over 170 brands' sonic logos against each other in a blind recognition test with over ...