California-based El Pollo Loco is seeking a franchisee to open up to five locations in Colorado Springs and up to 15 in Denver next year, using one of two prototype designs. The design pictured shows a prototype with a small indoor dining area and large patio.
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Toronto, Ontario (Newsfile Corp. - March 2, 2021) - Red Light Holland Corp. (CSE: TRIP) (FSE: 4YX) (OTC: TRUFF) ( Red Light Holland or the Company ) is pleased to reveal the company s interactive Wisdom Truffle and new Logo carefully and creatively designed by renowned designer and Head of Design for Red Light Holland, Karim Rashid.
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Amazon has quietly redesigned its app icon because it allegedly bore resemblance to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. The serrated tape graphic on the icon apparently reminded people of Hitler's mustache.
In tandem with a reported $20 million funding round at a staggering $200 million valuation, David Dobrik’s nascent Dispo social media startup is rounding out its visual ethos. The social media platform, which emphasizes a slower pace and less edited posts by mimicking the experience of disposable camera development, has unveiled a new logo on its social accounts, as well as its first video ad. The simple, sappy ad, shared yesterday to Dobrik’s second YouTube channel, sees him bedecked as an elderly version of himself, as he reminisces over Polaroid snapshots taken of the Vlog Squad. As he weeps, a child presumably his grandchild appears, and they begin to play as a a tearful piano ballad blasts in the background. The ad concludes with Dispo's catchphrase, which instructs viewers to 'Live in the moment'. In tandem with a reported $20 million funding round at a staggering $200 million valuation, David Dobrik’s nascent Dispo social media startup is rounding out
174-Year-Old Peugeot Lion Logo Goes Cub Again in Impossible Rendering 28 Feb 2021, 8:58 UTC ·
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According to French carmaker Peugeot itself, the lion logo it (still) uses on its cars first appeared 1847. It was, of course, not used on vehicles, but on the steel products made by the namesake family, but in some ways that makes the lion the oldest logo in the automotive world. 21 photos
History books note that Émile Peugeot applied for the lion trademark in 1858, decades before the first actual car made by the French came to be. This particular animal was chosen by the French because allegedly it could best describe the strength and sharpness of the products they made.