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2026 Google Logo: A Practical Comparison with Earlier Versions
Compare the Google wordmark in use in 2026 with earlier official versions: type, color, geometry, and which asset to use for current or historical work.
LA Rams Logo Controversy: Evaluating the Redesign Before and After
Evaluate the Los Angeles Rams logo redesign before and after, and what the controversy means for vector artwork, editability, and trademark use.
Delta’s New Logo: A Before-and-After Design Audit
A practical vector-focused audit of Delta’s updated mark: what changed, how the artwork is structured, and what that means for files, editing and use.
Instagram’s 2010 Logo Compared with Its Later Identity
A visual comparison of Instagram’s 2010 camera mark and the later gradient identity, covering form, color, wordmark, and practical notes for vector logo work.
MG Logo Redesign: A Before-and-After Evaluation
A practical before-and-after evaluation of the MG octagon mark: what changed in the redesign, how that affects vector artwork, and what to check before you use a file.
HISD Rebrand: Auditing the Logo Redesign
What the Houston ISD rebrand mark is as vector artwork, how to audit it for paths versus previews, and what that means for editing, delivery, and use.
Lionsgate’s New Logo in 2025: Before-and-After Evaluation
A practical before-and-after look at Lionsgate’s 2025 logo as vector artwork: what the mark is, how to compare file construction, and what usage limits apply.
Old Chicago Bears Logo: Comparing Design Revisions
Compare Chicago Bears logo revisions—the wishbone C, earlier bear marks, and later refinements—by geometry, color, outline, and how each version holds up in use.
Firefox Logo Evolution: Evaluating the Redesigns
How the Firefox logo moved from the classic fox-and-globe to later simplified marks, and what those redesigns mean for vector files and permitted use.
Jaguar Logo Evolution: Evaluating Automotive Brand Redesigns
How Jaguar’s leaping cat, head badge and wordmark changed over time, and what those redesigns mean when you evaluate or prepare vector logo artwork.
Did Target Change Its Logo? Comparing the Design Versions
Target still uses its red bullseye. This guide compares logo versions, explains what actually changed, and shows which mark to use in vector work.
Frederick Keys: Comparing the New Logo With the Previous Mark
A design-focused comparison of the Frederick Keys’ new club logo and the previous identity, covering symbol, wordmark, color, vector use, and remaining gaps.