Long before the World Wrestling Federation, came this timeless classic. I suppose us modern designers can only hope that our logos will endure like this one has!
What more needs to be said about one of the greatest logos of all-time…or any time for that matter.
DChuck
Feb 14, 2009 at 12:55 am
why did this logo had to be featured?
I don’t like the comany behind it! I’ve had trouble in the past after I made a donation and they didn’t project a good image.
I can’t give it a bad score just because of that… it’s a nice logo.
But I hate this company with a passion.
(and they forced the world wrestling federation to change their name… snoby bastards)
srinin
Feb 14, 2009 at 6:00 am
The white space around the panda creates its natural habitat very well.
DChuck
Feb 14, 2009 at 6:43 am
I know I already commented but I wanted to add a little something.
for something that roughly has a couple of ink drops on it… it DOES look a LOT like a panda!!
QF
Feb 14, 2009 at 6:54 pm
DChuck makes a good point. There are a lot of people here who think that the core principles of good logo design are irrelevant and outdated. Usually I find that gobs of color, transparency, gradients, drop shadows etc are attempts at disguising either a lack of concept or lack of talent.
This logo shows how much can be done with so little, and gives the rest of us a clarity of vision to aspire to.
Nicely put… let us all aspire each time we touch pen to paper, hand to mouse, or fingers to keyboard. After all, when it comes to the use of new age design effects, I often refer back to something I once heard… “just because you can, doesn’t mean you should”!
hullabaloon
Feb 25, 2009 at 4:12 pm
one of my favorite logos of all time.
giadrago
Feb 27, 2009 at 8:22 pm
Sorry people, but this isn’t the original logo designed by Sir Peter Scott in 1961 (surely not so clever)!
This is the re-design made in 1986, with the typeface adopted in 2000. Still a good logo, but not after 50 years of life, just 23. http://www.wwf.fi/english/international/history/
A nice, simple logo which still looks fresh, nearly 50 years later. A design classic
timeless.
Perfect.
perfect example of a logo that seems cool even decades after being designed
nice, simple and composed logo …
I’ll never stop loving this well composed and timeless logo.
A joyful living entity of gestaltic graphic truth. (OMG!!)
well yeah.
Beautiful use of negative space
I’ve always liked this logo. The panda has just a “right” amount of personality and the type is simple and friendly.
It’s perfect, isn’t it?
…yes Jennifer, perfect!
Long before the World Wrestling Federation, came this timeless classic. I suppose us modern designers can only hope that our logos will endure like this one has!
Absolutely timeless…and one of my favorite logos. Sir Peter Scott was way ahead of his time.
What more needs to be said about one of the greatest logos of all-time…or any time for that matter.
why did this logo had to be featured?
I don’t like the comany behind it! I’ve had trouble in the past after I made a donation and they didn’t project a good image.
I can’t give it a bad score just because of that… it’s a nice logo.
But I hate this company with a passion.
(and they forced the world wrestling federation to change their name… snoby bastards)
The white space around the panda creates its natural habitat very well.
I know I already commented but I wanted to add a little something.
for something that roughly has a couple of ink drops on it… it DOES look a LOT like a panda!!
DChuck makes a good point. There are a lot of people here who think that the core principles of good logo design are irrelevant and outdated. Usually I find that gobs of color, transparency, gradients, drop shadows etc are attempts at disguising either a lack of concept or lack of talent.
This logo shows how much can be done with so little, and gives the rest of us a clarity of vision to aspire to.
@QF
Nicely put… let us all aspire each time we touch pen to paper, hand to mouse, or fingers to keyboard. After all, when it comes to the use of new age design effects, I often refer back to something I once heard… “just because you can, doesn’t mean you should”!
one of my favorite logos of all time.
Sorry people, but this isn’t the original logo designed by Sir Peter Scott in 1961 (surely not so clever)!
This is the re-design made in 1986, with the typeface adopted in 2000. Still a good logo, but not after 50 years of life, just 23.
http://www.wwf.fi/english/international/history/
reminds me of panda express
http://www.pandaexpress.com/images/header.gif
no doubt this is the perfect logo of all time. commentless.