(275 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)
Credits: Alan Fletcher
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A really classic logo,with a 30’s style
about it
Kind of similar to Swedish “Vin & Sprit”: http://www.politikerbloggen.se/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/v_s_logo.png
I love that style and the tipography!
Very clean & timeless.
I guess less is really more!
V & Gunclip?
I kid, this is a nice logo with a retro feel to it, pretty much perfect for a museum.
http://www.vd.nl/vendWebShop/images/tmp/logo.jpg
Similar in concept and typography… but can’t be avoided I guess, similarity.
I love how the ampersand tail forms the crossbar of the uppercase A. Perfect.
I like it; simple. Although it comes across as ‘fashion brandy’ and reminds me a lot of Vogue magazine or Emporio Armani – just me?
[...] typefaces designed by Peter Behrens for AEG, New Johnston – the typeface of London Tube and Victoria & Albert Museum logo by Alan Fletcher. He also brought Edenspiekermann website as an example of using typography [...]