Based on the renowned book Logo (and its expanded edition Logotype ) by design writer , this guide distills the core principles, categorization methods, and philosophy presented in his work.
, who noted that this resource helps ensure designers don't accidentally replicate existing work while "raising the bar" for better design. It serves as both a "definitive modern collection" and an "indispensable handbook" for branding and corporate identity projects. or more information on the different editions of this book?
Where other compendiums devolve into a chaotic scrapbook of trends, Evamy acts as a forensic typographer. The defining feature of Logotype is its . Evamy breaks down over 1,300 wordmarks not by industry or designer ego, but by their skeletal structure: