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Name That Logo!

September 7, 2015

by Adam Wright

A wall covered with various colorful stickers and posters, including a prominent sticker reading "I ❤️ MY BOEKHOUDER.

A logo is used as a visual representation for a company, product, or brand. We are constantly having logos thrown at us from all directions. A simple trip to the grocery store exposes us to an array of colors and designs, with a jumble of logos right at your nose the moment you walk in (don’t even get me started on how many). Everything from cereal to laundry detergent, there is no escaping those familiar faces.

With the over exposure, we have become so desensitized that standing out is key. Great logos can speak volumes without having to explain each detail. Overtime, many logos become instilled in our mind so much, that we can see a mere fraction and know what logo it is.
For fun, can you identify these brands by just one letter?
A colorful grid displaying stylized letters of the English alphabet from A to Z, each in a distinct font and color.

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Adam Wright

About the Author

Adam Wright

Adam is a California native, now living in Middle Tennessee. A long-time creative at heart, his passion for design and growing his small business, AWD, is always evident. When he's not writing code or sketching logos, he enjoys spending time with family, playing basketball, or watching just about any motorsports. Find him on LinkedIn.

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