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Simple effective logos, with links at the bottom for others with specific characteristics such as those featuring animals, Asian themed, Bold and Inspirational Red Logos, etc.

Some logos that are simple. Some are more affective than others, IMO.

Logos from around the world that are simple and eye-catching. A few just use a distinctive font to be distinctive.

In an image-based essay, artist Shana Moulton collects logos from women's health, beauty, and support groups. Here finding: logos for lady groups feature mainly "Squiggles, Trees, Ribbons and Spirals" and other shapes that reinforce gender stereotypes.

More examples of simple but effective logo designs. I like the use of space in some of them.

Valuable questions to consider when designing or reviewing a logo.

Even if you've never purchased Mifeprex, the abortion pill that turns 10 years old this week, you've seen the logo. At a yoga studio, in the supermarket's natural foods aisle, or even at a charity event, the silhouette of a dancing woman has become the marker of a product designed for women.

Organizations Directory 7 Billion Actions is a call to action for corporations and NGOs. All around the globe, organizations have answered this call by mobilizing their employees and partners to get involved. Organizations of all kinds, in every part of the world, are creating innovative programs that address issues associated with a world of 7 billion.

I like the array of logos they used to announce the organizations . . . wonder how they decided who went where . . . on the first screen, I immediately saw two orgs I have been affiliated with, and wondered if there might be more but didn't see any I had personal experience with. Were they linked to their sites? I didn't check. Also, for courses, I wonder if we need tags and more of a profile other than a logo and name for folks to find what they need fast.

home page for Groupaya wiki. Like their sun-ball being lifted overhead logo. Incredible # of pages of different resources here.

Interesting slideshare program on forty tools including 99designs and Visual.ly, that allow you to crowdsource your development of logos, infographics, presentations, and other graphics.

Interesting chart on what colors evoke which emotions. It looks like our cool blue is in the trust, dependable, strength category. We may want to add some more gold accents - friendly, cheerful, confidence

SeniorNet, an international(?) nonprofit organization run by volunteers out of Ft. Myers, FL to serve adults 55+. Hmmmm.