GuMM'D- Corporate Identity
Edited by Charles Harageones

 

The concept of Corporate Identity first began in early 20th century Germany, pioneered by a graphic designer and architect named Peter Behrens. He designed a coherent logo and configuration that became official, a staple included in all works for the electrical company that he created the work for. This was the first a company had adopted a standard sigil, a sign or logo that could be used to identify them on a regular basis to those outside and inside the company.

 

 

 

       A corporate identity is the way in which the consumer recognizes a company. Other than media ads, a business card is a great way to convey what your company does as well as containing important information such as phone number, web address, street address, etc.
                                                                                 Designed by user mD-06 (Musa, AKA Mike)
                                                                                  http://md-06.deviantart.com/
                                                                                   Found by Zachary Pauling

     
The logo next to the sign that says Computer Store, identifies itself as its own brand for their company. Its a big company where they sell all kinds of computers available. The logo speaks for itself for a balancing act, which means it will attract old and new customers for a better purpose on ads from magazines, to television commercials.
                                                                                           Found by: Kristian Fino                                                               http://www.coroflot.com/francescodalessandro/portfolio

      This picture shows the corporate identity, which is the overall image of a corporation in the viewpoints of others, of Lipa Ink Tattoo Shop. The effectiveness of the images are determined by how unique the wording and/or logos are to help people better remember it.

                                                                                                                 Found By David Simmons