whisky_galore wrote: » It's odd how brands like Ford, BMW, VW, Ryanair, Spar, London Underground etc haven't changed their logos in decades or best part of 100 years in cases and the likes of Irish Rail, An Post, Telecom Eireann/Eircom/whatever the fcuk they call themselves now, have to keep wasting money needlessly pissing around with their corporate image.
Andrea B. wrote: » The P&T logo and the way the "+" was built in to blank space. They had an old Irish font version too.https://www.pressreader.com/ireland/gorey-guardian/20180515/283218738816506
Sky King wrote: » I am not sure I entirely agree, a lot of big corporations refine their logo to make it fresh looking and keep up with changing design trends. Check out the shell logo evolution: Check out the Fraser Oil logo - pure retro 70s, remember that from Kilcullen back in the day? TIL I seem to like like logos designed in the 70s!
whisky_galore wrote: » It's still a shell, the company is still called "Shell" and the logo is minimally changed since the 70s.
It's odd how brands like Ford, BMW, VW, Ryanair, Spar, London Underground etc haven't changed their logos in decades
JupiterKid wrote: » The Topaz service station logo - not that it was all that great in itself (it really wasn't) but its replacement - the incredibly uninspiring Circle K design that looks 3rd rate 1970s standard...
AMKC wrote: » Eh no. It's just evil and represents evil.
Rodney Bathgate wrote: » Pity the hammer and sickle is not as reviled as the swastika.
StevieHardesty wrote: » It was mentioned to me, once, that the CIE Flying Snail logo was a rip-off of the London Transport roundel with a little tweaking - ever since then I can't help but see the LT 'circle-bar' more than anything else. No idea if true or not - just trying to cross infect someone, anyone, with my LT preferred vision. An older logo which, IMO, had a bit of class and solidly identified itself as Irish was the old "P agus T" used by the Post Office. This was actually the logo of the Minister for Posts and Telegraphs so when that office was abolished the 'P+T' of whatever vintage was obsolete...
Yurt! wrote: » The new An Post logo an colour-scheme is a disaster, the old one was perfect. The old FAI should come back. For the new logo, the Israeli Football Association obviously used the same design firm as the the FAI; it's exactly the same except it's blue and there is a Star of David instead of a stylized shamrock. Just give it a google. The FAI should ask for a refund.
Yyhhuuu wrote: » The an post logo should have been retained. It has been their logo since early 1980s until changed approx 2016.
Eleven Benevolent Elephants wrote: » The new Aer Lingus paint scheme is a disgrace. Who designed it? I don't think EI will release that information.
humberklog wrote: » Huh? But they did, it was Lippincott and to fairly broad fanfair at the time too. How would they hide that info on why on earth would they?
kowloon wrote: » Intel spent a ton of money on this change:
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GarIT wrote: » Reminds me of this Embarrassingly it took 20 years of seeing that logo for my girlfriend to casually say "It's cool how they made the 1 out of the space between the white and red". I went two thirds of my life thinking that's a **** logo becasue the red 1 was so weird.
AMKC wrote: » Actually your wrong. VW very recently spent millions very subtly rebounding there logo.
ShatterAlan wrote: » Jaysus, the first one looks like a kid giving a blowjob.
Eleven Benevolent Elephants wrote: » Was just about to say that. I miss the AIB Logo too. I said before that logos are all becoming feminised and more girly. I was ridiculed for saying that.