Who is the best logo designers in the world?
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- Lustwaffe
Curious about the taste of designers vs average client.
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are or designer
- CALLES0
Pshhh...
god obviously
- lajj0
Anthony Turner
- WhiteFace0
Herb Lubalin
- utopian0
B R E T T B A S H
http://tinyurl.com/3r32jcg
- monospaced0
Paul Rand was aight
- yeh fo sho. i have a soft spot for his unused ford logo.Hombre_Lobo
- Miguex0
whoever did that cool logo I saw the other day, it was incredible
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- utopian0
Not an individual, but collectively Landor is probably the best in the business!
- randommail0
interns
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Definitely not this:
- what themoldero
- I seriously don't get the Wolff Olins hype. Some of their work is good. Most of what I've seen in recent years is not.gramme
- didn't MIT labs do something like this?zenmasterfoo
- what not to like? very recognizabledrgs
- Didn't Dr. Seuss do something like this?CyBrainX
- Like I said, INTERNS.randommail
- spendogg0
Digin Draplin
- Douglas0
i'm a fan of-
Lance Wyman
Saul Bass
Chermayeff&Geimari also think Michael Bierut would be a solid smart option today for a company or museum.
- OSFA0
Yes, of course, Rand, Bass, etc. but current... I agree, Bierut seems to be getting interesting projects...
- gramme0
Of people still alive and kicking, I'd agree with C&G and Michael Beirut, and would add Paula Scher, Winkreative, Duffy & Partners, Moving Brands, Madethought, Mike Abbink, and Kris Sowersby. Many others, but those come to mind as people who design great logos on a fairly regular basis.
- Miesfan0
Young (for the tone, the note)
This is not a competition, not even the stars michelin. The best on what? In managing the budget? to get more customers? to be "better" remembered? to sell more? in like the chorus of designers?
Each in his time. I imagine that the cross design of Christians as a sign, or cross of the Swiss in the field of battle, to be recognized in the field of battle and then be rewarded economically. From Peter Beherens, to Raymond Loewy, until today. A lot of the best
- gramme0
I'd wager that Doyald Young was the best logotype designer to ever walk the planet. RIP.
