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From Marvel to NASA, the White House to Disney, they are unleashing their creative powers on industries like entertainment, fashion, fine arts, and the sciences. Select a logo to see what our alumni are doing.
- Disney. The Disney logo has been used since 1956. It is based on a stylised autograph of Walt Disney and is sometimes called the most recognised logo in history.
- CNN. CNN came into being on June 1, 1980. Its logo, designed by Anthony Guy Bost, is the only one used by the channel. It’s a great example of minimalism and like many top logos, has a hidden meaning.
- 20th Century Fox. 20th Century Fox came about as the result of two companies merging in 1935, one run by William Fox and the other by Joseph Schenck and Darryl F. Zanuck.
- Pixar. Pixar is known for clean, smooth animations and this is reflected in its production logo shown at the start of films. If you're a Pixar fan and you've seen any of the animated films, you have surely seen the animation featuring Luxo Jr, the company mascot.
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How you use the MICA logo, create a presentation under the MICA name or what you put in your email signature — all of this contributes to the MICA brand. We're here to help. We're here to help if you need advice on how to use the brand or want to run something by us! Just contact Lucas Badger at lbadger@mica.edu or x4218.
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- What Makes A Good Entertainment Logo? —
- Amazing Ideas For Entertainment Logos —
- The Fundamentals of Logo Design —
- How to Get A Logo —
- Are You Ready to Get A Standout Entertainment Logo? —
It’s not enough for your logo to just be entertaining. Your logo has to communicate who you are, what you do and why your target audience cares. Once you’ve got your brand identity down, your need to flesh out unique ideas that will work for your logo. Because you’re in the entertainment industry, you’ve got pretty wide leeway to get weird with you...
Punny and funny logos
Humor is one of humanity’s most enduring forms of entertainment. If it’s the kind of entertainment your brand delivers, make jokes in your logo. Get your audiences laughing, or at least exhaling audibly, the moment they see your logo because if that’s how your relationship starts, they’ll trust you to keep the laughs coming.
Logos that show off tools of the trade
Go literal with your logo by working your tools of the trade into it. This kind of logo is perfect if you’re a recording studio, an acting school, a shop supplying the tools entertainers use or a brand aimed at creative-minded audiences. It’s also perfect if your logo needs to fit onto a small screen and if you use minimal text, because these logos make your brand perfectly clear at first glance.
Starstruck entertainment logos
Everybody wants to be in the spotlight, even if it’s just for 15 minutes. And when our 15 minutes of fame are up, we keep chasing the high of stardom by keeping up on our favorite celebrities. Make every member of your audience a star with a logo that literally shines the spotlight on them. This kind of logo is perfect for any entertainment business that focusses on people: recording studios, event locations, talent agencies or online platforms where up-and-coming stars get their start. Gradi...
Designing a logo isn’t easy. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get a unique entertainment logo, even if you don’t have any design experience. Here’s a quick crash course in logo design, to help you get the most “your brand” logo possible for your business. Logo design is a specialized type of graphic design. To design a logo that works, the designer ...
There are four paths you can take to get a logo. They are: 1. DIY logo maker. Using a logo maker or entry-level design software, even somebody with zero design experience can create a simple logo—however, the quality of the result may be questionable. 2. Design agency. On the opposite end of the spectrum, you can outsource your logo design project—...
Your job is to entertain your audience, so your logo needs to promise that you’ll deliver the entertainment they’re looking for. What that means depends on your brand, so if you don’t have a solid brand identity, work that out first. Then, find a designer who speaks your brand’s language and can use it to compose a logo that’ll be a smash hit.
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Jan 19, 2018 · Consistency is what links your story to the ones that came before and what comes after. That's how we build a reputation. How you use the MICA logo, create a presentation under the MICA name or what you put in your email signature — all of this contributes to the MICA brand.
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