Cont. Research for Band Logos
The Nirvana band logo is quite creative and quirky and is
easily recognizable I like this logo because it is different from any of the
other one’s I have seen while researching. The yellow and black contrast works
together well and it shows a funny-side to the band. It is effective because it
shows the band is different and unique to any others, the cross-eyes on the
cross show how the band are crazy jumbled up with them playing the music, and
also just in the mess of the show business. The squiggly smile with the tongue
out shows that the band have humor, as this is what they've used to represent
themselves with.
I also really admire Michael Jackson’s logo, it’s simple as
it is easily recognizable to probably everybody around the world. I like this
logo because it is just generally his signature dance move, of when he goes up
on his toes. I think this logo is really creative and generally it’s just
unique for a single solo singer. It represents him as a person, and uses his
signature dance moves to represent it so. The contrast between black and white
also looks quite good as it is just simple colours, as well as one of his songs
“Black or White”. I like how this is also featured into the logo; and I think
the way that it is incorporated is quite special; as it was one of his number
one hits for a few weeks period. I think that using that contrast, and him
himself as the logo is creative – and it makes the logo quite effective as a
whole; it is remember able and unique.
The band Wheatus’s band logo is quite effective because the
colour-coding of it makes it remember able. By seeing this from when I was
little I've since remembered the logo being the yellow, red and green-blue
colour. The design is different and shows the band has a little edge to them,
so they’re a bit different by music i.e. pop/rock. The name of the band
featured on the logo in more bubble writing shows that the band are quite
quirky as a lot of people just use standard block writing. The colour-coding
stands out well, and makes a whole lot of difference as if it was black-white
and red, the band logo would just look plainer and quite boring. The yellow and
green-blue also stands out because it looks like a board game, so by this
feature being added it could show you the music is fun to listen to, but also
they just see the whole band-music production features all just like a fun game
that they play, and love doing.
The blink-182 logo is very unique, and it one of the one’s
that I've came across which has really stood out to me. I firstly like the
colour contrast between the blue and the pink, as I think the colour-coding
suits each other quite well. I also like the logo, it is like Nirvana’s but
slightly different because they've just used a plain smiley face without a
tongue, and I like the interesting arrows coming off the circle to maybe show
different routes they've haven to take to make sure that the band ‘Blink-182’
worked. I like arrow features quite a lot because they are simply done, but
could show a lot of meanings behind each one. The arrows could comprehend how
many different ways the bands genre was going, or it could represent the way they've chosen to go with the band. I think the arrows are quite effective
because they are interesting, and could show many routes the band could have
took to be the band ‘Blink-182’
I don’t really like the ‘MUSE logo very much as I think it
looks quite plain and doesn't really stand out for the band. The colours are
quite boring and they don’t stand out together. The log reminds me of a
newspaper-kind of setting, which could maybe indicate that they are older than
some of the younger acts in the chart now. I don’t really like this logo
because I don’t think it really stands out for younger people to look at. The
logo isn't very unique as it just has ‘MUSE’ and two lines either side which
are opposite each other. The logo is one that people might just look at, and
then look away from. It isn't very effective because it doesn't catch people’s
attention – the colours are boring, and the band name ‘MUSE’ is not the best
one I've ever come across. The logo is pretty plain and doesn't give anything
away about the band. I don’t believe it is very effective as it doesn't have
anything which stands out to look at from it, the basic colours and basic
shapes, and also the basic name doesn't scream out anything which makes it
effective to all different kinds of audiences – it is probably based on a more
older audience, but the logo is quite plain and boring so wouldn't scream out
for any younger audiences to notice is against when competing with other bands for the best, and most recognizable logo for a band.





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