unenvolved brands

—A brand study on the simplification of well known brand logos by me.








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This US brand name consists of seven letters as represented by the white circles. The logo appears to have several colour variations where the other one has a pale yellow lettering opposed to white.


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This US brand name consists of nine letters as represented by the bue circles, whilst the brand mark is situated to the far left.


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This UK brand name has eight letters as represented by the large circles. The second row of circles represent the three word tag-line, and the purple circles represent the brand-mark.


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This US brand consists of two words as represented by black circles: the first word has five letters, whilst the second has eight. The brand-mark is represented by the red and white circles.


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This Japanese brand-name consists of two words as represented by the black circles. The first word has ten letters, the second letter has six. Brand-mark consists of three red elements which are connected by a single point in the centre.


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This US brand consists of two words as represented by the black circles: first word has four letters and second word has six. Brand-mark floats up to the right.


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Brand name consists of two words, first word has eight letters and the second word has ten letters. The yellow circle represents the brand mark.


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Brand name officially has three words, often referred by just the first two. The first and second words both have five letters whereas the third word only has three. If you need a visual clue, here is an enhanced Unevolved image


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Brand name consists of two words, both of which contain eight letters as represented by the orange and grey circles. The brand mark is positioned to the left and contains one initial in white, not shown in image.


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This UK brand name consists of two words as represented by the first line of circles; each word has four letters. Bottom row of circles represents the tag-line which has three words.



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