History shots sells you informational posters about various posters. Really great, even if it is a bit too US centric for me.

Nice to watch: the evolution of tech companies’ logos. If only Canon (sorry, Kwanon) could have kept its first logo. Interesting to learn where some names come from.

A font face inspired by the smoking ban in british pubs last year by Chrissie Abbott. Via It’s Nice That.

Great poster, can be bought here. Via Swiss Legacy.

Just discovered the work of Eduardo Recife, some beautiful designs to see on his site.

Most of you probably already have seen this video, but it’s too amazing for not being posted here.

Great packaging work by Pearlfisher. Via FormFiftyFive (also made me discover The Dieline, a nice blog dedicated to packaging).

2007 is over, time to take a look at the logo design trends throughout that year. Logo Lounge has an interesting review of different styles of logos that stood out in 2007.

Xenographics, design studio from Barcelona, in Spain.

Discover the work of Chris Haycock, visual director at Uber.

Typography is already great when staying still and filling our prints, but it can get even greater when taken in motion and coming to life. The Lion’s roar, a good song with creative and entertaining use of typography. Duck & cover, fun with an old public service announcement. Are you gonna be my girl. Home […]

Simply brilliant. Via Swissmiss.

Extraverage, the above average portfolio of Karoly Kiralyfalvi. Via DesignFreak.

Going from a traditional logo to a modern one is not easy, from my point of view the Darien Library did that successfully.