2024年9月25日 · The Lucky Strike logo is remarkably consistent, as it is traditionally associated with a red circle, within which there are several rims – white, gold, and black. This visual solution is something like a target, inside of which there is the brand name.

Famous circle logos demonstrate just how significant even the simplest components of your brand mark can be. Every element you use in your logo, from your choice of colors to your typography sends an important message to your target audience.

2023年4月25日 · You’d recognize it anywhere: Two circles—one red, one yellow—overlapping to create an intersection of orange. Mastercard’s logo is arguably the most famous icon of any financial...

Given the global recognition of the red and yellow interlocking circles, the full-color Mastercard Brand Mark, without the word “mastercard” (referred to as the Mastercard Symbol), is featured on cards, merchant websites, and decal stickers.

The original Mastercard logo used a subtractive color mix: when the red and yellow circles overlapped, they created a darker color. The new symbol uses an additive mix—the colors now produce a brighter orange.

To the right, there’s a smaller red circle with the word “up” in white. Surrounding the red circle are various small, white circles that are either outlined or solid. The yellow and green within the logo symbolize lemon and lime, which is the flavoring of the drinks.

2023年6月21日 · The Mastercard logo is an outstanding design with two overlapping circles in red and yellow. It effectively communicates a sense of association, togetherness, and trust. The logo has undergone subtle changes over the years, leading to its current minimalist design.

The interlocking red and yellow circles, known as the Mastercard Symbol, can now stand on its own. As the consumer and commerce landscape continues to evolve, the Mastercard Symbol is a modern and flexible brand design optimized to work seamlessly across the digital landscape.

2019年1月7日 · Mastercard is changing its logo. The interlocking red and yellow circles are here to stay, but Mastercard’s rebrand is missing something big: its name.

2016年7月14日 · The logo still has the overlapping red and yellow circles and sans-serif font, but all the elements are slimmer, flatter, less fussy. You might be thinking: Why bother?