trademark design

Their trademark designs encompass a theme of black, white, and pink.

Identity consultants don't have a monopoly on trademark design.

The can design mimicked a barber's pole, and is still the trademark design used today.

This was Edmunds' trademark design methodology - sketch what he thought the car ought to look like, then build it.

The bike bore many of Taglioni's trademark design traits.

The backbone of the business is logo and trademark design, considered a critical element in the process of altering or updating a corporate image.

His trademark designs included use of Swarovski crystals on suit jackets, which have drawn a lot of attention from onlookers.

Metrowerks can well demand full price for its trademark designs, including the name Code Warrior, and the image of a chip emerging from a factory.

Many of these glasses, called Swankyswigs for their hand-painted or silk-screened trademark designs, are like old pimento cheese jars.

The designer is best known for creating the original trademark design of the back bow knicker, which 'instantly sparked a craze of copies'.

"Trademark Design" by Jay Doblin.

The Society of Typographic Arts gave him a special award for outstanding achievement in trademark design for the Playboy rabbit head symbol.

Some manufacturers incorporate trademark design features in the greenhouse that are present across several model series, one example being the BMW Hofmeister kink.

In one way it is a classic Gallimard: the book has a plain beige cover with the title in red letters, a trademark design used on all its books.

A trademark design element at Grasslawn was its triangular balusters - vertical wooden pieces in the railing at the edge of the house's 10-foot wide verandas.

S-Core, a French apparel company, flew him to Barcelona last summer for a guest appearance at a trade show, where he covered a couch in his trademark designs.

New York Times Book Review of TM: Trademarks Designed by Chermayeff & Geismar (Princeton Architectural Press.

Chermayeff & Geismar Inc. (2000) TM: Trademarks Designed by Chermayeff & Geismar.

Many of their iconic classic comedy cartoon characters wore stylized interpretations of out-of-fashion hats, resembling, for example, the pork pie, along with pieces of formal wear, which became part of their trademark design style.

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The house was designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott in the 19th century for a wealthy brewer, and contains many of his trademark designs, including Delft tiles and some gorgeous 18th-century oak panelling.

Presumably it was Samuel who oversaw the restaurant chain's trademark design in the 1910's - storefront establishments that were white-tiled, efficient and clean, responsive to what The New York Times called the American "lust for sanitation."

From the twelfth and thirteenth centuries onwards, the labyrinth symbol was appearing regularly in hand-copied medieval manuscripts that circulated around the monasteries and courts of Europe, with scribes embellishing and developing illustrations, creating their own trademark designs.

It is almost a trademark design feature of Czech Tatra heavy trucks (cross-country, military etc.) - Hans Ledwinka developed this style of chassis for Tatra 11 in 1923 with the model Tatra 11.

TM: Trademarks Designed by Chermayeff & Geismar (Princeton Architectural Press, $40) is a chronological selection of the studio's work by its partners, Ivan Chermayeff, Tom Geismar and Steff Geissbuhler.