Logo Power

Let’s take it back to the ‘90s. Orange soda was all the rage. Come on, being a baby didn’t stop Kenan and Kel from being one of the favorites. Fanta soda is the visualization of that and the logo definitely says that. Fanta is especially world-renowned for that very orange soda, so the fact that the logo has an orange in it is exceptional. This keeps people remembering what makes the company. The fun font is also a plus. Soda has so many names like pop for example. The font used in this logo definitely shows that. It sure pops.

One thing professors talk about when teaching logos, is that FedEx and the example logo. The visuals are both straight-forward while having some underlying themes. FedEx is all about having fast shipping so having that arrow within the letters gets the point across without realizing it. This is a logo that creators thought long and hard about. They understood that symbols and logos can get through to people without people realizing it. It’s like the theory where if something is said more than three times then it will be remembered. It’s all about the brain. The color people also stands for royalty to a huge group of people so visually this speaks to someone’s “royal” or special package getting to its destination quickly.

First man on the moon. Technology advancements. Nasa is the reason behind so many improvements we have made to our society. They keep our world moving and study the things moving around us. Space and time is their jam! A circle in their logo represents the planets that they study. Then the stars are within the circle to show their study of the stars and all that is between them. The loop around Nasa is so clearly for the orbit of the planets. The extra v-shaped graphic in the logo resembles the nose of a rocket or piece of other machinery being launched into space. The font is traditional and stays true to the seriousness and importance of this topic.

Growing up watching NBC, is one of the child shaping networks. No, it is child-friendly in the sense where it plays cartoons but it definitely does play programs that open a child’s eyes. The Olympics play on this network for starters. Watching the Olympics as a child gets children thinking that they can grow up to be anything they dream of. As a national broadcasting company, they instill this is children and families all over the United States. The logo definitely symbolizes this. In the shape of a fan, one can understand the spread of knowledge and information all through the nation. The different colors are great symbols to show how this network connects the different types of people in the nation.

This was the high school lifesaver. Then, college comes and it suddenly isn’t a reliable source, but what the site does stands true. Wikipedia came at a time when the internet was starting to connect people all over the world. Their logo keeps that in mind. The different languages are extremely inclusive. This shows that this is somewhere where everyone can come to get information on whatever their heart desires. The piece of the puzzle adds to that mission. Yes, there are various aspects of this website that symbolize the connection part of the Wikipedia’s mission but that goes to show how important it is to the company. The cherry at the top of the whole thing is the fact that this logo comes in the shape of the planet. Again, this is to symbolize the connectivity of this website.