Best Logo Line Drawings of All Time

[pdxuser]

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My entries:

Bank of New York

Wagamama (Asian noodle restaurant chain)

Merrill Lynch (perhaps not entirely a line drawing)

Air France (pegasus mascot)

I know I've seen some other line drawing much like Air France's ... it may be a logo, or perhaps a line-drawing portrait of a designer or some such thing. Any ideas?

Also, unfortunately, Wagamama decided not to use Pentagram's logo. And that small size is the only version of it I can find anywhere on the web. I wish I could get a hold of a higher-res version.

[strev]

I think a line drawing, by definition, is hand drawn. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[pdxuser]

Ok, mister stickler, it's line art. Show me the best line art of all time!

[strev]

Whoa dude, I wasn't trying to poke a hornets nest, just pointing out what a line drawing is. Da Vinci was pretty good at that.

By the way, welcome to the forum.
We have an "introduce yourself" section Introduce Yourself
You could start there.

Cheers!

[pdxuser]

I was being playful, but DaVinci's logos scaled terribly on a business card.

[strev]

Yeah, he was a terrible at stationery design
; )

[VLAHAKISA]

I was being playful, but DaVinci's logos scaled terribly on a business card.

Ha ha!! :smile:

Versace logo nice ... ?? http://cyana.tv/wp-content/uploads/2...go_versace.jpg


Amanda

[pdxuser]

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I can't believe I've never really taken notice of that part of the Versace logo before, thanks for linking to it!

Does anyone know what this logo is for? It's been cropped and framed, and it looks like a griffin.

Broadening the thread a little, is there any logo of any kind that you would actually consider framing on a wall?