How to distinguish a logo from a symbol?
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Hello,
Could you explain to me clearly and precisely the difference between a logo and a firm symbol? For example, with Volkswagen, which appears in the form of VW and in the form of illustrated Volkswagen. Thank you
Configuration: Windows XP / Firefox 3.6.10
Could you explain to me clearly and precisely the difference between a logo and a firm symbol? For example, with Volkswagen, which appears in the form of VW and in the form of illustrated Volkswagen. Thank you
Configuration: Windows XP / Firefox 3.6.10
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Hello,
Unless I’m mistaken, an acronym is a set of initial letters that serves as an abbreviation for a name: CCM, VW, SEITA, RNUR, SNCF, etc.
A logo is a graphic representation of a brand, a company, an association, etc., BUT the logo can also be formed from an acronym, an example HERE and THERE
It’s also a graphic designer's job, except for an acronym which is just represented by the letters; when I write TGV it’s an acronym, when a graphic designer writes TGV it’s a logo... :D :D
Luke.
The price of software is inversely proportional to its ergonomics...
(Takuan Soho 1573 - 1645 ...)
Unless I’m mistaken, an acronym is a set of initial letters that serves as an abbreviation for a name: CCM, VW, SEITA, RNUR, SNCF, etc.
A logo is a graphic representation of a brand, a company, an association, etc., BUT the logo can also be formed from an acronym, an example HERE and THERE
It’s also a graphic designer's job, except for an acronym which is just represented by the letters; when I write TGV it’s an acronym, when a graphic designer writes TGV it’s a logo... :D :D
Luke.
The price of software is inversely proportional to its ergonomics...
(Takuan Soho 1573 - 1645 ...)
