KISS writes:
As an agency that spends its life either creating brands or growing them, we thought it would be interesting to ask the KISS team which were their favourite brand identities, and briefly why. It was quite a mixed bag, but these were voted our top ten.
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World Wildlife Fund
The WWF panda has got simpler and simpler over the decades, and in his current form he must be the most recognisable animal depiction in the world!
Alex Larkinson
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Tate Modern
The Tate - Not my favourite logo per se but I think the brand ID is very distinctive and stand out – it couldn’t be anyone else and its logo is easily identifiable.
Sarah Reakes
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MacDonalds
I love this…may I be struck down by lightning!! It’s a logo my kids recognise wherever we go and for some reason it’s simply reassuring to us from an 'all ages' point of view. It may not be delicious and nutritious but my goodness just the sight of that logo when you’re out and about in some capital city of the world.
Jane Kroese
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London 2012 Olympics
London 2012 Olympic bid logo – not the eventual dog’s dinner from Wolff Olins. Simple, memorable, classic.
Alistair Ross
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I Love NY
It’s incredibly simple - reminds me of the “Enjoy Coca Cola” strap line - simply stating the desired response. And it worked! Very successful for the city and has been reproduced in cities around the world.
Baz Calver
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Titleist
Combining Title and 1st the script logo was created in the 1930s and has stood the test of time virtually unchanged. Working as an icon on products from golf balls to clubs and apparel it stands as a signature for the premium values of performance golfing.
Gareth Brookman
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Sex Pistols
As a music-obsessed kid, the Sex Pistols logo was so compelling – scrappy, in your face and rebellious, everything that punk stood for!
Kate Matthews
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British Steel
Sadly this beautifully simple logo designed by David Gentleman in 1969, is no longer used. Describe the industry perfectly and works as well today as it did then.
Richard Bland
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Walt Disney
Walt Disney Pictures just makes me happy, didn’t take much thought! I think of the theme song every time I see it and it brings back happy memories.
Laura Sans Duran
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Hoover
It’s not changed much and I don’t think it needs to. Mainly because the brand and badge renamed the vacuum cleaner product to the point I grew up with my mum saying “grab the ‘hoover’ would you?”
Dill Hill