The Design of the NeXT Logo

Apple's founder Steve Jobs is responsible for Apple's SuperMicro sector (a combination of Macintosh and Lisa divisions), primarily for personal computers. At that time the Macintosh computer was used at the university campus with a high success rate. This part is related to the Apple University Consortium. This is Apple's mission statement: "To strengthen and improve campus computing technology, to provide low cost computing to the university community, further develop Apple products and share experiences with other higher education institutions Cooperate with Apple "2008) Steve is still part of Apple at the moment

Paul Rand (1914-1996) is one of America's greatest designers and is responsible for the symbolic logos of IBM, Westinghouse, UPS and ABC. In 1986, he was invited by Steve Jobs to create brand identity for their NeXT computers. When Jobs asked for some options for the logo, Land replied: "No, I will solve your problem, you pay me. You need to use my solution There is nothing to know that Land incorporates the best ideas into his work and creates the best way to do homework, running other versions is meaningless.

One of the most famous logos designed by Paul Rand is the IBM logo. This mark endure the test of time, still relevant, unique and powerful. As everyone knows, he has been a commercial logo maker of IBM for many years, and he chose the striped logo to highlight his name. After conquest, he continued to design logos for other industry leaders such as NEXT, Westinghouse, UPS.

In addition to the square strategy of designing the logo of Kima Ventures, there is another point to consider. On social media, there is always a name next to your profile picture. Therefore, even if you use the logo printed in such a situation, it will not be awkward to use. So, I finished the logo with a miniature, kept the shape of the frame, and used Kima's "K"

I designed a new logo according to the color. The square logo is still a symbol of OWNDAYS designed by Yoshiki Akiyama, I am a designer of a design company that I run. This logo is made up of two squares representing O and D of OWNDAYS. This logo reflects our wish that "everyone can open doors to the new world using OWNDAYS glasses." Glasses with more than 1,000 volumes were on exhibition. This is the amount that we normally store more than three times the store. This makes it interesting for customers to choose the frame style they like. On the large big sign outside, we wrote that our very low price, very good, very big "OWNDAYS glasses starting at 5,250 yen".