Logo Investigation - homework

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        Logo Research







Warner Brothers

Warner brothers is known around the world for there movies and productions since 1923 and there have been more than 200 variants of their logo in 15 years alone. 

From simple black and white shield stamped with "W.B" to a more complex animation that varies for each production. It was founded by the four brothers who moved into America and they settled for a simple shield with "W.B" stamped on. Filmmakers are always inspired to suit the Warners logo to the tone of the film which is an uncomplicated task seeing as there is only so much that can be changed about a logo.

The new 2022 Logo:






Pixar:

Pixar is also very well known for producing some of the most famous animated movies from the early 2000's.

 There logo has changed three times since 1979 and today it is most recognized as "Pixar" with the "I" replaced with a lamp, who is in fact inspired by Luxo Jr, a big illuminated desk lamp from a short film Pixar produced in 1986. The unique font was created by Carol Twombly in 1989 and was published by Adobe and is based off of Charlemagne bold type.

The 2022 Pixar Logo:






Columbia:

Columbia, famously known for a women wrapped in the American flag, holding a torch was first established in 1918 and has gone through over 10 redesigns due to their desire to improve and be among on of the first to incorporate technology into their logo.

 In 1992, 28 year old jenny joseph was asked to model for their logo and is now one of the most well known faces in the world. Today, this company is part of Sony motion pictures. 

Columbia was first a family project done by the Cohn brothers. Only family members and relatives were allowed to be part of it, except a few producers and the director who were not related. Unfortunately at first, the business earned a vey low rating and weren't as profitable as expected.



The 2022 Columbia logo:




Disney:

Walt Disney, one of the most successful businessmen of all time, who is known for succeeding after failure, has created a movie company which is making magic across the globe.
 
From movies and tv shows to theme parks. The very first Disney logo included the presence of Mickey mouse. In 1995 the logo changed to a light blue castle with "Walt Disney" displayed across it. 

Neuschwanstein Castle is the castle Walt used as a template for the well known Disney one. It is a 19 century old palace located in above the village of Hohenschwangau. 


The 2022 Disney Logo:



DTM: (our Logo)

Our logo doesn't have much history and isn't well known but it still took a while to create it. 

It was redesigned three times. Two of which were very similar in style, however, it ended up looking completely different in the end. The "DTM" is an acronym for our group (Deborah, Tiana and Mackenzie) which is very straightforward but at the same time works well with the end result.

Our logo:


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