LogoPond is truly a great site for logo inspiration! If you are out of any idea what to design for a specific company, just go on LogoPond. Let me show you some of my favorite logos.

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Black iMac. Perfection beyond perfections. Black iMac of course isn’t for sale it’s just a cool Photoshop trick. If you want to make your own use this fine tutorial.

Black iMac

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Free Christmas icons?! You’ve got to be kidding me. The artist from Web Designer Wall is offering us a whole pack of free Christmas icons for free. Free Christmas Icons pack included various formats: gif, png, ico and eps (vector format). You can use them for commercial or personal use.

Only restriction is you can not resell/redistribute them (ie. upload to istock or offer download on your site).

Link to the article and download instructions.

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Slovenian symbol for the upcoming EU presidency in first half of the year was designed by Robert Kuhar. Symbol for EU presidency it’s really unique. The symbol is a combination of five basic elements - Fire, Earth, Air, Water and Ether.

Fire is represented by the yellow shooting star in the middle that recalls the stars in the flag of the European Union. It represents the dynamism and energy of a young, modern country looking to the future and eager to face challenges. The fact that the star is “in the arms” of Mt Triglav means that the EU is in safe hands under Slovenian leadership.

Triglav, depicted by the mountain outline at the top, represents Earth. Mount Triglav is Slovenia’s highest mountain and its most potent national symbol. There is a saying that to be a true Slovene, you must have climbed it. Triglav symbolizes determination and achievement.

Water flows below, depicting the rivers and sea forming part of Slovenia’s beautiful nature. Water symbolizes depth and wisdom, conveying Slovenia’s political, economic and cultural maturity, and its potential for wise counsels. Running water also symbolizes healthy living.

Air is represented by the white spaces interspersing the outlines of the symbol. It reminds one of Slovenia’s fresh, natural air, and symbolizes Slovenia’s desire to breathe life into all it undertakes.

Ether represents immateriality, and thus freedom and spiritual values. The symbol conveys this element through its flowing lines. It reflects Slovenia’s traditional ecological orientation.

Overall, the symbol conveys openness, movement, ambition and a sense of natural harmony.

I really like our new symbol, do you?

Via official site

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