The Secret to Designing Logos that Last for Centuries: Break All the Rules!

The Angry Designer Graphic Design, Freelancing, Branding & Creative Business Podcast

Graphic designers are taught the golden rules of logo design—simplicity, minimalism, versatility, timelessness. But what if the key to creating a logo that lasts for centuries lies in breaking these very rules?

This week on The Angry Designer podcast, we dive into the fascinating world of the oldest logos that are still in use, yet break every design rule. From the cultural icons of the past to the pitfalls of today’s blanding trend, we uncover the secrets behind logos that stand the test of time...centuries for that matter.

Join us as we dissect the 25 oldest logos currently in use, explore the unique factors that contribute to their longevity, and share actionable tips for modern designers to design new logos with lasting impact. 

Whether you're a seasoned graphic designer or just starting out, this logo design episode is packed with insights that challenge conventional wisdom and inspire you to think beyond the rules when designing your next mark. 

Tune in and transform your logo design approach with The Angry Designer podcast!

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2024-06-10 42 min

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