Tips and News on Logo Design and Tutorials

Japan Airlines Corporation is trying something new, with something old. After becoming Japan's largest ever bankruptcy declaration, JAL has decided to return to their old logo, a crane shaped red "tsurumaru" which they hope will remind consumers of more prosperous times. The crane logo was in use from 1959 to early last decade, and will be replacing the current logo, a modern looking “JAL” cut through with a diagonal red and grey swoosh called “the Arc of the Sun" - a concept that was meant to represent Japan in the 21st century.

Sony Ericsson is suing wireless provider Clearwire for trademark infringement, claiming that Clearwire's green and white swirl logo is far too similar to the Ericsson's own logo. In a lawsuit filed in U.S. district court in Virginia last week, Sony Ericsson said that Clearwire's swirl logo will confuse customers.

The W3C has revealed its newly designed a logo for the new generation of the web’s language, HTML - HTML5. Michael Niehling, designer of the logo explains the process of the creation of the logo in an interview with the W3C:

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What makes a great movie poster, one that not only attracts interest in the movie but remains memorable for decades?

The Golden Globes handed out their statues this weekend to the best in film and television, so we couldn't think of a better time to look back at the year in movie poster design. We chose the following 15 because they have found a striking balance between advertising and art. What were your favorites of 2010?