They remind me of a quote I saw on the windows of Design Within Reach in Washington DC. "An interesting plainness is the most difficult and precious thing to achieve." - Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe
The Mountain Shop

Eastern Business Systems

FlexForm

Grafton Productions

Liquid Paper

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3 comments:
Love that quote.
These are great. I'd never noticed how nice the Liquid Paper one was even though I've seen it many times. I have an admiration for good logos. I remember how impressed I was when I realized the logo of the Utah Humane Society incorporated a dog, the shape of the state of Utah, and a heart quite seamlessly -- all three aspect of their mission in one image. I also was proud when my design concept was chosen for our high school a cappella choir shirts. I turned the letter A into a grace note and felt so very clever.
Marie - you are so creative and smart I'm not surprised that you would create something that even high school students would love.
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