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Today we're going to talk about a rocking logo — not the least, the Hard Rock Cafe logo and its history.

When you spot that distinctive red tab on a pair of jeans, you know instantly it's Levi's.

Ole Kirk Kristiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark, founded the LEGO Group in the 1930s…

Just as many great and successful brands have sustained and evolved over time, so has their identity…

Liquid Death took canned water and made it feel like a metal band. The mark carries that promise everywhere.

From pigtails to a modern flat rebrand, Wendy's mark is one of the most personality-driven identities in QSR.

The Fox News wordmark has weathered decades of network rebrands. Here's how it evolved into its current form.

ESPN's logo is the visual signature of sports television — a lockup that outlasted every graphics package around it.

From Paul Rand's parcel-and-bow to today's brown shield, the UPS mark is a case study in identity restraint.

Chick-fil-A's chicken-shaped C is one of QSR's most recognizable letterforms. Here's how it got there.

The Tesla T reads clean and mechanical — but its origin story reveals a much more specific piece of engineering.
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