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 Well Known Examples
 
 Here are examples of some of the most well known and effectively designed logos. Note their similarities: all of these logos are bold, very simple in form, and functional in grayscale. They all immediately convey the core essence or brand of the organization they represent.
 
 
  
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 Logo: Airtrain, New York City's first rail link to JFK International Airport
 Designed by: Pentagram
 
 
  
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 Logo: Curious Pictures, Production company for television programs and commercials
 Designed by: Pentagram
 
 
  
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 Logo: The Noguchi Museum, Dedicated to the life and work of the Japenese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi
 Designed by: Pentagram
 
 
  
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 Logo: Citibank, Consumer dividion of the world's largest financial company
 Designed by: Pentagram
 
 
  
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 Logo: Fine Link Features, Film production company based in New York
 Designed by: Pentagram
 
 
  
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 Logo: UPS (United Postal Service)
 Designed by: Paul Rand
 
 
  
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 Logo: amazon.com
 Designed by: Turner Duckworth
 
 
  
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 Logo: Fed Ex (Federal Express)
 Designed by: Landor Associates
 
 
  
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   Logo: Song, airline corporation
 Designed by: Landor Associates
 
 
  
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