Instantly recognisable logos...

[elster]

W00DY said:

http://www.guessthelogo.com/


1.44.70 for the 1st one

1.39.71

Much harder than you think and also aimed at Americans (well thats my excuse).

I haven't heard of 6 of the 10 companies. So I did fantastically.

[Badgerboy]

Not so much a company, but recognisable, and quite well designed actually!

Edited by Badgerboy on Sunday 31st August 18:55

[TheEnd]

it's interesting to note how much of the Nazi design was obviously intimidating,
the SS skull and crossbones, and their black uniforms (designed by Hugo Boss, no less)

It's like from the start they set out to be evil

[Kuroblack350]

Promised Land said:

siscar said:

The t is tic tac

the list is...

C Cadbury’s
A CocA colA
N DisNey
Y ebaY
O sOny
U blockbUster
S Subway
P Pepsi
O Oracle
T Tesco
T Tic Tac
H yaHoo
E Esso
L Louis Vuitton
O canOn
G GE (General Electric)
O legO

Edited by Promised Land on Sunday 31st August 17:15

louis vitton (sp) doesn't seem right, sure it's not 'Leyland' ?

[The Ben]

perhaps becuase I work for them it seem more recognisable for me

[RobJShe]

Kuroblack350 said:

louis vitton (sp) doesn't seem right, sure it's not 'Leyland' ?

Definately Louis Vuitton. I must admit to checking it as I was uncertain myself.

[TheEnd]

it was probably a Lewis Vitton employee who thought up that pic, to associate themselves with actual famous companies!

[Promised Land]

RobJShe said:

Kuroblack350 said:

louis vitton (sp) doesn't seem right, sure it's not 'Leyland' ?

Definately Louis Vuitton. I must admit to checking it as I was uncertain myself.

I would never have got it myself, I thought that was the hardest one of the lot

[Puff Puff]

motco said:

Wacky Racer said:

This was the very first word one of my sons read aloud when we were driving past a store nearly twenty years ago, as he noticed the sign on the wall....

Always chuckle when I drive past it even today.....

My son first read 'TOYOTA' on the back of a pickup truck! He's been a petrolhead ever since.

Have you noticed that the capital 'A' in ASDA is bigger than the other letters. I wonder how much some smartarsed designer picked up for that little detail?

The 'S' is tallest.

[Morningside]

Yes, I know they are words...


Still think this is clever.

[Simpo Two]

The best designed logos still work when you remove the name.

[Puff Puff]

Simpo Two said:

The best designed logos still work when you remove the name.

That's what makes them a logo!

[evenflow]

[Dibble]

A couple more I'd forgotten:

[Dibble]

Glocko said:

A prize (pat on the back) for the first to identify this one!

Is it Corus/British Steel? Ah, having Googled, no.

I recognise it but can't remember it.

Some sort of shipping line?

[TheEnd]

hmm, yea, i seem to remember that is a stamping on something now..

[Funk]

[Badgerboy]

TheEnd said:

it's interesting to note how much of the Nazi design was obviously intimidating,
the SS skull and crossbones, and their black uniforms (designed by Hugo Boss, no less)

It's like from the start they set out to be evil

Therefore confirming the fact that the bad guys always look good! I mean look at the average UK soldier in WWII. A nasty woolen battledress, and a silly helmet!

[xllifts]

Funk said:

Looks like lamborghini to me?

[Sheets Tabuer]

Badgerboy said:

TheEnd said:

it's interesting to note how much of the Nazi design was obviously intimidating,
the SS skull and crossbones, and their black uniforms (designed by Hugo Boss, no less)

It's like from the start they set out to be evil

Therefore confirming the fact that the bad guys always look good! I mean look at the average UK soldier in WWII. A nasty woolen battledress, and a silly helmet!

Are we the bad guys?

Edited by Sheets Tabuer on Monday 1st September 01:17