From March 10th to 31st this year the Ministry of Tourism of Haiti ran an open call for people all over the world to submit logos and slogans.

Weymann’s logo picked up 6072 votes from across Liechtenstein to win the competition ahead of consultancies and designers in Spain, Germany and Switzerland.

This nice little book landed on my doorstep today.

The winners of UnderConsideration's Brand New Awards have been announced.

The logo is the first to exploit the new multi-touch hardware of smart phones and tablets.

Next year Grand Central will celebrate its 100th anniversary.

Published by The Trade Mark Title Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1910-1913.

Here's a clever logo for Nottingham Jazz.

When you're zoomed in close enough to the street maps on CityMaps, you're shown the logos of the main companies on each street.

I'm impressed by Coast's work for SMETS.

London-based Grain Creative ran with the idea for a British remake.

Ultimately, success came with another old trick: switching to the less dominant hand, which is sure to produce a slightly imperfect and clumsy result.

"We decided to made our logo of hair because it's the most representative thing of the people in the studio... especially early in the morning!"

Note the speed at which India moved toward Asia around the 60 million years mark.

Paula asked us a simple question, "Your name is Windows. Why are you a flag?"